Pregnant Woman Issues Ultimate Payback to Man Who Refuses to Give Up Seat on Bus

When I was about 4 months pregnant I asked a man if I could have his seat on the train and I felt really sick as I was pregnant. He said ‘well, you want equality, you can stand’ I threw up on him. And his newspaper. And his laptop bag. The look of shock on his face was gratifying

— that pebbles (@LadyBrienne1) September 4, 2018

When I was 8months pregnant (15 years ago) a man on a packed tube asked me to move so he could sit next to his friend. I suspect my glare still gives him nightmares.... and my choice words ring in his ears!

— Lisa Breuer (@LisaBreuer1) September 4, 2018

I used to stand in the middle of the Tube and loudly ask, "can I please have a seat?". I always thought it was funny to watch the shame scramble as multiple men would get up. I would also let my giant belly hang over newspapers. I hope you farted on his hand.

— AnnieB (@aburoker) September 5, 2018

Many years ago I got on a bus w. new baby in papoose, & 6 heavy carrier bags. No seats so I stayed standing. The bus drove 50yds & stopped, the driver stood up & shouted ‘is no one going to offer this lady with a baby a seat?!’. An elderly woman stood. All the men remained seated

— Prof Liz Atkins (@drlizatkins) September 5, 2018

Haha when I was pregs I asked a manspreader if I could share his bench seat on the bus and he gestured to his wide legs and said, “No.”

Like, “Sorry, my balls need that space.”

— Bridget Neval (@bridgetneval) September 5, 2018

Good for you. When I was heavily pregnant and asked a man on the bus if I could sit down, he said no. He was drunk at 11am, I had pre-eclampsia. I wish I’d thrown up on his shoes

— Megan Theobald (@MeganTheobald2) September 5, 2018