Bully on plane I'm currently on so this is being written using plain Wi-Fi or you know Starlink or whatever and it's live and we can see how this unfolds as OP is writing it

which is very rare actually I can't remember many stories where people are writing them and posts them on Reddit as it's actually happening to them

I am a 43-year-old woman and I'm an anxious flyer not due to philip people are writing them and post them on Reddit as it's actually happening to them.

I am a 43-year-old woman and I'm an anxious flyer, not due to fear of flying, but fear of people.

So I'm pretty happy with how I'm handling this situation that's happening right now.

I'm flying back from a vacation in Costa Rica.

I paid extra for priority and an exit row seat.

The flight was supposedly full,

but somehow the middle seat next to me, I'm in an aisle seat, is empty. It's a four-hour flight,

so not having to rub shoulders with a stranger is a welcome surprise. I get all settled in.

My electronics are charging, I've got stuff in the seat back, Wi-Fi connected, and then I order some food and drinks from the flight attendant. Having an extra tray table between me and the window seat passenger

is also quite helpful. Just as I'm starting my snacks and mix my drink, the guy across the aisle

from me, a man in his 50s, asks if the middle seat is empty. I have to take off my headphones and then

respond, yep, and I put my headphones back on. A couple of minutes later, he starts talking at me

again, so I remove my headphones again. He says, hey, switch seats with me so that my wife in the

back of the plane can come up and sit next to me in that empty middle

seat. I say, well, I'm all settled in right now and I don't really want to move while eating,

but if you wait, he interrupts me to say it'll be really easy to switch all of our stuff.

And I again start to say that I will switch when I'm done eating, but he doesn't even listen to me.

He just talks over me

saying things like, unbelievable. So I can't sit next to my wife because you won't just do a

simple thing, like switch one aisle seat for another. So ridiculous. How unbelievably rude. There's so much

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