Should I give up my seat to a pregnant woman? How do you look at the psychology of not giving up you

Pregnant women should be given their seats.

Imagine if this pregnant woman were your wife, your daughter, your family or a friend, would you bear to let her stand the whole time?

Moreover, helpfulness is a traditional virtue of our nation.

People who don't give up their seats may have the following two minds.

One kind of heart is that I won't give up my seat, I came first, why should I let you sit, I don't know you, it's a white help to help, let it be love, not let it be duty.

The second kind of heart is that I am also very tired, and the road is still far away, and after a day of physical work, I really can't let it, I can't help it, I'm sorry.

There is nothing wrong with the above two hearts, but we still have to help others, so that the society will have warmth, and you and I will be happier.

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Don't give up your seat.

Of course, give up your seat, not giving up your seat is not psychology, it is selfish. Young people should not be sitting in the special seats for the elderly, the weak, the sick, the disabled, and the pregnant. Even if you sit, you shouldn't be arrogant.

It is right and proper to give up a seat to a pregnant woman, and it is wrong not to give up a seat.

In the case of giving up seats, all the reasons are excuses. It should not be a reason for us to ignore the moral bottom line. Because pregnant women are a process of pregnancy and life, and they are the hope of mankind.

As mentally and physically sound people, we should have this obligation to help those in need. Speaking of home, the probability of a person meeting a pregnant woman on the bus is not very high, how many times a year can happen, even if you may stand for a dozen stops, it is not a very common thing, once in a while, is it so embarrassing?

And, it's the communication that matters. Sometimes you meet a pregnant woman who doesn't necessarily sit down as a matter of course. Some of them will say, I just have two stops, just stand for a while.

Some will tell you when you get off the bus, I'll get off right away, and you can sit back. In fact, these are all problems that we can easily solve in our daily practice. In the midst of many times of giving up our seats, we will understand that we don't have to worry about our seats not being our own.

In short, we should stick to doing the right thing. Giving up our seats to the old, weak, sick, and pregnant is a virtue that we should have. We should not forget that we are a people with fine traditions for the sake of our own selfish interests. We are Chinese who respect the old and love the young.

For us ordinary people, it should be a common thing to go out and take public transportation such as buses and subways every day, and when taking the bus, everyone must have given up their seats to others. Making way for those in need has become something that many people do subconsciously.

But sometimes we often complain about some things, such as the morning rush hour, when the bus is full of people who have to go to work, and it is crowded and crowded, so we don't want other people to give up their seats. In this particular situation, if you find a pregnant woman crowding the bus, will you give up your seat for her?

For this question, the answer is naturally yes, and presumably many people should be the first reaction to give up their seats, and they are also very willing to give up their seats, not why, it is completely because of a kind virtue in their hearts. Everyone hopes that they can be treated gently outside, empathy, then we should also give our own love and tenderness to those in need around us.

Of course, during the morning rush hour, everyone may be tired, and some people even have to take a long bus to get to their place of work, so whether or not to give up their seats to pregnant women is completely out of personal wishes. Nor can we think that a person who does not give up his seat to a pregnant woman is not moral, selfish, and dedicated.

After all, if we may have physical discomfort at the time, or if we are far away from the pregnant woman, then we can also choose not to give up our seats. Everyone has their own needs, and we just recommend that those who can afford it give up their seats to pregnant women, and this is without compromising their vital interests.

In normal times, we all hope that some people who are inconvenient to travel, such as the elderly and pregnant women, can try to avoid the morning and evening rush hours when they go out, so as to avoid some embarrassments of not being allowed to have a seat, and it can also better ensure the safety of the car. When encountering this type of people when commuting to work, some people may subconsciously resist and do not understand.

However, it seems that if a pregnant woman must pick the morning rush hour to squeeze the bus out, then she may have something important to do. Otherwise, a pregnant woman with a big belly would not have gone out early to squeeze the bus in order to find a sense of superiority to give up her seat, and she would have to take a certain risk.

Some people may think that it is not easy to travel when you are pregnant, so why not choose other more convenient and comfortable means of transportation? Now it's so convenient to take a taxi, it's not easy to go to ** to take a taxi. However, everyone's life has its own difficulties, and instead of complaining about why others don't do what they do, we should be more tolerant of others.

When you have been pregnant, you may not ask this kind of question again, and you are also pregnant. Then you should also know all kinds of discomfort in the process of pregnancy. Give up your seat to a pregnant woman not because she is a woman, but because of the peculiarities of the body.

Therefore, if a man can get pregnant. Then I am also willing to give up my seat to the male pregnant woman. According to the subject's logic, this is discrimination against men.

If a man can get pregnant, I will give up my seat, not because she is a pregnant woman, but because she is a person who needs more care than others in terms of physical condition.

1. Suppose I see an elderly man and a pregnant woman at the same time when I am taking the bus. I will definitely give up my seat to the pregnant woman first, and then give up my seat to the elderly if there are other young people present who can give up their seats.

Second, because pregnant women are more dangerous than the elderly. Because compared to the elderly, there is another small life in the body of a pregnant woman. His body was no less bulky than that of an old man.

If a sudden brake causes a pregnant woman to fall and the child in the womb is miscarried, it is not just the life of one person, but the life of two people at the same time. Because miscarriage is also life-threatening. That doesn't mean the elderly shouldn't give up their seats.

3. In the same situation, I will first let the pregnant woman sit down, and then look at the ** and seat, the body of the elderly is also fragile, people are old, osteoporosis, bones are very brittle, and it is easy to fracture. The hands and feet are weak, the eyes are blurry, and if something happens in the process of driving, the elderly are likely to fall or throw to the side of the car door. It also threatens the lives of the elderly.

A pregnant woman is the mistress of a family, a mother of a child about to be born, the daughter of an elderly couple. The elderly are also the grandmothers or grandfathers of their young children, and the mothers or fathers of a middle-aged couple. An accident on either side is an extremely serious matter.

The destruction of several families at the same time affects the living conditions of generations, and if I see this, I will definitely help both find a place for them to sit down, because they are the people who need protection.

Whether from a moral point of view or from the level of the legal system, we should give up our seats. Most of the buses will post the words "Priority for the elderly, the weak, the sick and the disabled", right? It's not so noble to let you sit, and it's not so bad to sit down, what if I move bricks for a day and I'm tired and my legs are so weak?

As for the psychology of not giving up seats, how to say it, I have seen a **, a group of elderly people who are rushing to participate in the event are on the bus, holding others hostage with respect for the old and love for the young to give up their seats and quarrel, which is probably why they don't give up their seats! I can let it, but you can't ask me to let it.

Pregnant women, I'm sure everyone will let you see it. Because very few pregnant women will point at you and say, 'Who's, get up and I'll sit down for a while.'"

Normally, it is necessary to give up the seat to the pregnant woman, but sometimes it is difficult to find a seat to sit down during the day's work, and I really don't want to give way to others.

I don't think it depends on the psychology of the person who gives up the seat, first of all, it is a polite way to give up the seat to the pregnant woman, and secondly, everything is important to come first and come first, and it doesn't matter if you don't give up your seat.

Either way, I see pregnant women, people with small children, or elderly people with limited mobility, disabled people (obviously) give up their seats. It doesn't matter if I'm sitting in a love seat or not. In fact, the reason is very simple, that is, I hope that warmth can be transmitted, and only when more and more people pass on warmth, the whole society will stay away from indifference.

No one can guarantee that their body will always be healthy, and they also want to be cared for in unwell situations. As for how to look at not giving up your seat, it's just as simple. First of all, you can not give up your seat, and secondly, there is no need to be said to be morally kidnapped, as long as you are enough not to care about other people's eyes and other people's thoughts.

If you pay attention to public morality, then you should let it, but if you start from personal interests, you can completely disallow it.

I think it is polite to give up a seat to a pregnant woman, and how to view the psychology of the person who gives up the seat.

Under normal circumstances, of course, pregnant women should give up their seats, and those who do not give up their seats naturally have their difficulties.

As an adult male, I feel like I should let to. It's really hard for me to act in my heart if I encounter them, and they are already vulnerable. I also hope that in the future, my lover's pregnancy can also be treated gently by others.

Give up your seat must give up your seat, pregnant women are pregnant with a life, mother is the greatest, with a big belly and inconvenience, and I have to stand all the time, I can't stand it.

It shouldn't be, look at the attitude or see if you're sick or something, and not a pregnant woman who has a bad attitude and gives up her seat, that's stupid.

Giving up our seats to the old, weak, sick, and pregnant is a virtue that we should have. We should not forget that we are a people with fine traditions for the sake of our own selfish interests. We are Chinese who respect the old and love the young.

If you are a student, you should give up your seat to her, if you are a middle-aged man you should also give her a seat, if you are not feeling well or very tired, you can not give up, there are still many good people on the bus.

Let is what should be allowed, mainly depends on whether you have the will, and if you don't let it, you won't pay attention to it.

Everyone is different According to the starting point of morality, it is necessary to give up seats to pregnant women and the elderly, but it is also an individual behavior, and it is not possible to force others to give up their seats.

You should definitely give up your seat to a pregnant woman, and if you are in good health, there is nothing wrong with giving up your seat. There is nothing to say if others don't give up their seats, personal wishes.

One: It is love to let sit, and it is duty not to let go.

Two: Why don't you take a taxi, you have to squeeze the bus and subway.

Three: What about the pregnant woman's husband, it's really useless.

Four: Why don't you take a taxi, you don't have the money to have any children.

Yes, not giving up your seat is a matter of family education and family environment.

Give up your seat because you have a good heart, and there is no mistake in not giving up your seat, because everyone will be tired

The moral level should be, and the law does not stipulate it.

Summary. Hello dear, I am happy to answer for you, for your question [how to evaluate the behavior of passengers not giving up their seats to pregnant women] This question is answered as follows: In the heart of social morality, I personally feel that giving up seats to inconvenient people is the progress of social civilization.

Hello dear, I am happy to answer for you, for your question [how to evaluate the behavior of passengers not giving up their seats to pregnant women] This question is blind for you to make an answer like pants: In the heart of social morality, I personally feel that giving up seats to the inconvenient Hu Luzao people is the progress of social civilization.

It was a warm thing to give up seats to the elderly and pregnant women on the bus, but now too many elderly people rely on the old and sell the old, and many old people feel that giving up their seats should be sold cautiously, and they will scold the children who do not give up their seats. In the heart of social morality, I personally feel that giving up my seat to inconvenient people is a manifestation of social civilization and progress. For example, those with inconvenient legs, mothers with children, pregnant women, and the elderly.

First of all, sit quietly on the bus and ignore anyone, neither breaking the law nor violating the law. The bus is a public transportation that anyone can ride. As for Lulun after getting on the bus, a person is pretending to sleep on the bus, or bowing his head to play with his mobile phone, first, he has not violated the law, and second, he has not affected others.

It's not worth the fuss. Secondly, there are not enough seats on the bus, which is not the fault of the passengers.

When I encountered difficulties in life and was most helpless, I really hoped that there would be kind-hearted people to lend a hand and take the initiative to help me, but the reality was not satisfactory.

Some people think that their lives are terrible, they have a lot of pressure every day, they really don't have time to pay attention to others, they only think about themselves, is it selfish?

Helping is love, not helping is duty!

On October 28th, in the Shenyang subway, a mother took the subway with her child, due to the large number of people in the carriage, there was no extra seat, the mother took the child to squat on the ground to take care of, and many young people next to him chose to ignore it, which made people feel sad.

The mother took out a water cup, fed the child water, and took care of it carefully, the child stayed in the mother's arms after drinking the water, and the appearance was too funny and cute, and the mother's eyes were full of love!

The people next to them leaned on their seats to rest, maybe they were office workers, and they worked very hard every day, and it was understandable that they didn't want to give up their seats, after all, the children were already not young with their mothers.

Some netizens said that if I encounter this situation, I will take the initiative to give up my seat, and others have no right to interfere if they don't give up their seats.

Some netizens said that it was too much, why didn't the lady next to her take the initiative, the same woman should feel more profoundly, it was too hard to squat on the ground with the child to take care of the child, how could she be indifferent?

I think that whether to let or not let is in a thought, the person who is willing to give up the seat has already gotten up, and the person who is unwilling may have something difficult to say, as a bystander who does not understand the situation and cannot be evaluated at will.

What is surprising is that everyone in the carriage chooses to ignore it, if some people are unwilling to give up their seats, it can be understood, but everyone is unwilling to give up their seats, it is incomprehensible.