Mother riding a crowded bus refuses to move for an entitled pregnant woman who demands two seats, feels regret, but internet supports her decision: ‘You didn’t do anything wrong.’

Due to the recent snowstorm in most of the U.S., many people who usually drive are taking the bus because they do not want to shovel out their car and risk losing their parking spot. This made the daily commute for this mother crowded. She was fine with sharing the bus, but an entitled pregnant woman wasn't… 

However, if there is one person you should not mess with, it's a mother. Even if you are a mother-to-be, you still do not mess with a veteran mother. This one took the bus often and was already annoyed about how packed her daily commute on the bus became. But, just like everyone else, she dealt with it because she understood that we live in a society. That means sometimes having to share your space. 

This young pregnant woman thought growing a person inside of her was a unique experience and it meant it was always her way or the highway. Since the snowstorm sent everyone to the bus, including herself, she decided she needed the most space and was taking up two seats. When the mother who usually takes the bus came on spotted the extra seat with this other woman's bag on it, she politely asked if she could move it so she could sit there. 

The pregnant woman begrudgingly did so, but was not happy about. So she started giving the mother sass. She said she was pregnant and needed space and "couldn't breathe" because she was sitting there. The mother told her she knows how pregnancy works and this is a public bus, if she is having that much difficulty riding on the bus, she shouldn't be on it. She has a seat, and that's all she's entitled to. 

The pregnant woman still wanted more, and when she was getting up to leave, she spilled her water on her and others around her. So entitled!

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