Okay, does anybody else have this problem?
You're heading down the street, and someone comes veering into the pedestrian walkway out of nowhere. They're walking right in your peripheral vision, so you lengthen your stride to leave them in your wake, but they speed up, nearly unconsciously, to match you. Then you try to slow down to let them pass, but they stay directly at your side. So *then* you have to do a full stop and look like a fool, or slacken your pace to an unnatural slowness, which is even worse, *or* you have to freaking truck it and start sweating from the exertion because *some* idiot doesn't understand personal boundaries and *why* would they walk so close to you anyway?!
My point is, these people are probably the same jerks who get reckless driving citations.
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No possibility s/he's hitting on you?
ReplyDeleteNot the least. Usually s/he's texting and just trying to "keep up with the crowd," if awkwardly.
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