Woman, sitting.

[AHunter3]

@mangeorge

Also, these same guys often have their legs stretched out into the aisle so that others have to climb over and around to avoid tripping. If one hasn’t seen this behavior, one doesn’t get out much.
I blame it all on their mothers.

I sit with my knees together and don’t take up more than my share of space on the bench, but I’m often guilty of the stretched-out-into-the-aisles thing. But I try to watch for people trying to get by and retract them.

I’m kind of tall, with a lot of my height in the legs, and most seats are a bit on the low side.

[BigT]

I tend to find people who judge people based on their sitting position to be assholes. Forty-five degrees is a really small angle, and if you’re getting all bent out of shape about it, you’re the one with a problem. And if you’re sitting so close as to need that extra room, you’re too close in the first place. Spread legs don’t take up any more room than having your arms at your side.

The only people that deserved to be judged are people who go around making up shitty reasons for other people doing things that slightly annoy them, so they can justify to themselves getting overly upset about it. I have very little respect for such people. In fact, that makes me less likely to acquiesce to their demands.

[Girl_From_Mars]

After 7 hours on bike I can walk a bit funny - but sitting any other way has never been uncomfortable. I do tend to be a shifter though, changing positions often which might make the difference.

[mangeorge]

@BigT

I tend to find people who judge people based on their sitting position to be assholes. Forty-five degrees is a really small angle, and if you’re getting all bent out of shape about it, you’re the one with a problem. And if you’re sitting so close as to need that extra room, you’re too close in the first place. Spread legs don’t take up any more room than having your arms at your side.

The only people that deserved to be judged are people who go around making up shitty reasons for other people doing things that slightly annoy them, so they can justify to themselves getting overly upset about it. I have very little respect for such people. In fact, that makes me less likely to acquiesce to their demands.

You just stepped into your own shit pile there, BigT.
In my opinion, that is.

[kayaker]

@BigT

I tend to find people who judge people based on their sitting position to be assholes.

Guess I need to get out more. I’ve never run into someone who judges people based on their sitting position.

[AClockworkMelon]

@BigT

I tend to find people who judge people based on their sitting position to be assholes. Forty-five degrees is a really small angle, and if you’re getting all bent out of shape about it, you’re the one with a problem. And if you’re sitting so close as to need that extra room, you’re too close in the first place. Spread legs don’t take up any more room than having your arms at your side.

The only people that deserved to be judged are people who go around making up shitty reasons for other people doing things that slightly annoy them, so they can justify to themselves getting overly upset about it. I have very little respect for such people. In fact, that makes me less likely to acquiesce to their demands.

What are you talking about?

[Eyebrows_0f_Doom]

@BigT

I tend to find people who judge people based on their sitting position to be assholes. Forty-five degrees is a really small angle, and if you’re getting all bent out of shape about it, you’re the one with a problem.** And if you’re sitting so close as to need that extra room, you’re too close in the first place. Spread legs don’t take up any more room than having your arms at your side.**

The only people that deserved to be judged are people who go around making up shitty reasons for other people doing things that slightly annoy them, so they can justify to themselves getting overly upset about it. I have very little respect for such people. In fact, that makes me less likely to acquiesce to their demands.

Ride the NYC subway. If you sit like that, you’re an asshole.

[Gleena]

@Eyebrows_0f_Doom

Ride the NYC subway. If you sit like that, you’re an asshole.

Ditto Cityrail in Sydney.

Trains are crowded, there are only so many seats. Close your knees, we’re not impressed.

Can tell who drives everywhere and who takes public transport in this thread.

[mangeorge]

@Gleena

Ditto Cityrail in Sydney…

Ditto BART in San Francisco Bay Area. (Berkeley)

[Eyebrows_0f_Doom]

NYC subway douchebags.

[Cat_Fight]

@Eyebrows_0f_Doom

NYC subway douchebags.

Those are great shots. But they NEED that room for their balls!

[Nava]

@mangeorge

That’s not a repetition, that’s an attempt at a clarification. But it worked.
As to the 45 deg spread, well, us guys with HUGE ones just have to give 'em lotsa room. Besides, the women like it.
Don’t you girls?

No. Can’t speak for the rest but:
when you’re sitting beside me in a train or bus, you’re hogging my space,
guys who do that are also the ones who think the middle armrest is their personal property
and whose elbows surpass said armrest’s edge on my side,
and who need to be told explicitly “stick your arm in, I’m trying to switch gears!” when they’re on the copilot’s seat.

Then again, those guys don’t usually go on the copilot’s seat. Too mach-o to let a woman do the driving, you know…

Oh, and to answer the OP, I don’t like being in any given position for too long, but my girly bits don’t have any problem with me sitting down properly.

[manila]

@Eyebrows_0f_Doom

NYC subway douchebags.

Dude! that number 3 has got a camel’s toe!

[mangeorge]

@manila

Dude! that number 3 has got a camel’s toe!

Haha! I had to look that up.
Is it considered unattractive? In a woman, I mean. I don’t think so. Makes a nice pillow.
After close scrutiny of the douchebag guy, I do see what you mean.