How do you feel and think when you see a pregnant woman squeezing into the subway alone?

In fact, pregnant women may not want other passengers to pay too much attention to her at all. I have to go to work even if I am pregnant. Because the family is not well off, I can only take the bus. Taking a taxi every day really hurts. I usually choose the route with few people and get on the bus only when there are seats. In fact, when there are many people, I silently get on the bus to find a pole, avoid standing next to other people's seats and try not to make eye contact with other passengers with seats. In fact, since we pregnant women can go out, it means that we are not so delicate. There is still some basic physical strength like standing by bus. After all, when I feel uncomfortable, I will ask for leave directly and never go out.

China has been a country of etiquette since ancient times. It is also forced by life for pregnant women to squeeze the bus and subway with a big belly. Really pregnant, who wants to squeeze the subway and bus, who doesn't know the benefits of taking a taxi and taking an express train ~

No money! If you take a taxi like this every day, your salary will be reduced by more than half, but if you don't go to work, you won't have enough money. Everything costs money.

When I am pregnant, I basically only go to the old, weak, sick and disabled pregnant areas, where people are strong, and I will not ask others to give up my seat.

Even if they find out they are pregnant, they won't let them. After the last day's work, they are all very busy and tired, which is understandable.

But it's hard to hear the words "What are pregnant women doing in the subway?". Who wants to suffer if he has money ~

I feel that the three views in everyone's comments are really that if you don't have money, you don't want children. If you take the bus and subway, you should be pitiful and sympathetic. The world is so big, aren't all rich people? It doesn't matter what kind of travel mode you choose within the scope of your body. What's so pathetic? Maybe you earn hundreds of thousands of millions a year, but there are people who are poorer than you and people who are richer than you. Be really kind, no matter whether you give up your seat or not, you can guarantee that your daughter-in-law can pick you up every day after pregnancy, and your financial ability is strong enough to squander at will. Woman, you can be sure that you won't take the bus again. I went to the hospital when I was pregnant and got caught in a traffic jam. My husband always drives to the bus stop with me and takes the bus. My husband will help me if someone gives me his seat. It's not that you can't take care of yourself when you're pregnant. Everyone's lifestyle and family conditions are different, so we should respect others.

Everyone wants to rest at home when they are pregnant, and they want to take a taxi to work. Sometimes pregnant women really don't take the subway to grab seats with you, but taking a taxi by bus is too blocked and it is easy to be late for work.

As a pregnant woman who commutes to work for more than six months every day, I feel that sticking to work makes me less out of touch with society. Do you know how terrible depression during pregnancy is?

I will stand in a place where I don't need to give up my seat and don't need special treatment from others Did you specialize pregnant women, thinking that they would get on the bus and grab seats with you?

The subway didn't say: pregnant women can't get on the bus! When you are one day, I also hope that you will be treated well!

I reacted a lot when I was pregnant. I gave birth directly at home. I only went out a few times during pregnancy and took the bus. I am very grateful to the person who gave me my seat and made me feel special. An aunt said that when she saw me coming out with a big belly, she hoped that someone would give her a seat when her daughter went out like this. This is the transmission of love! ! ! It is recommended to squeeze the subway as little as possible when you are pregnant. After all, it's not safe. Try to stagger the rush hour.

Every mother deserves to be respected. If she is an office worker, it will be very hard to squeeze the subway to and from work every day, not to mention why she doesn't drive or rest at home. Those who are pregnant and can enjoy rest at home are mostly rich people. The current situation in China is that pregnant working mothers are more common. More respect and offering your seat is the greatest kindness to them. Some pregnant women are prone to edema in the third trimester, and their legs and feet are swollen, making it very difficult to stand.

At present, almost 90% people in the subway are looking down at their mobile phones, but I really hope to look up when opening and closing the doors at the station to see if there are any groups in need of care, whether pregnant women, the elderly or children. I hate people who look down at their mobile phones and sometimes pretend not to see them.

I really admire the independent pregnant mother who insists on going to work when she is pregnant. She is not delicate at all. I am also a pregnant mother who is almost eight months pregnant. If there are no special circumstances, I will stick to work until I have a baby.

I just hope that it will be convenient for everyone to take the bus and subway and try to give their seats to pregnant mothers. Give convenience to others and reap the happiness of helping others. When I am not pregnant, I will take the initiative to give up my seat when I see the old, the weak, the sick and the disabled pregnant, because I know that it is not easy for them and it is happy to help others. I hope everyone can carry forward the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation. Come on, pregnant mothers, the last two months. ( _? )?

Tell me how I feel. Before I got pregnant, I felt particularly sorry for pregnant women when I saw them crowded into the bus and subway alone. Tell yourself silently that if you wait until you are pregnant, you will quit your job and have a good rest at home. That's 20 14. I just worked for a few years. It originated from an ordinary morning at work. As usual, I hurried to squeeze the bus in the morning. Because there are too many people in the car, I can only stand at the door. I tripped and almost fell on the front passenger. I subconsciously grabbed her clothes. I didn't expect the passenger in the front seat to turn around and give me a glance. I almost fell. I was trying to refute it. I looked up. Why does she travel alone? Why isn't her family around? Why is there no happiness on her face? At that time, I understood that maybe I was forced by life and told myself that I couldn't be such a person in the future.

20 19 years, when I was pregnant, my thoughts were completely different from those at the beginning. I found that pregnancy was not so exaggerated, and I went to work as usual. There is no special change in body and spirit, but it is increasingly inseparable from work. I don't take a vacation until the expected date of delivery, and I also go to work by subway every day. Every time I take the subway, I never thought that everyone would treat me differently. If you don't have a seat, tell yourself that you are just exercising, because you have been sitting during the day.

So what I want to say is that we are not others, and we never know what the other person is like. If you think they are weak and need help, help them as easily as possible; I think they are a new generation of newcomers in the workplace. Being a mother is just hard, so I just wish them well in my heart.

I wish all mothers a happy holiday and a safe life in advance.

I don't know. If you are pregnant, you have to live. If I can give up my seat, it is not illegal to take the high-speed train when I am pregnant, and people don't ask you to give up your seat. Treat it normally!

Give up your seat consciously, give up your seat, every mother deserves respect, and be kind to every pregnant woman, just like our wives and mothers. Do to others what you don't want them to do to you!