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squuidlees t1_jabb887 wrote

It’s been over two decades, but I moved to a city-city right after hs graduation from a town of 6,000. It’s gonna be culture shock. Every city has its own energy.

Everyone here already posted some really great replies! One big thing for me is that if someone is dodgy, acting weird on public transit, move seats/train cars if possible. I used to feel like it was bad of me to do so, but now idgaf, life is too short to deal with shady weirdos.

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moyeremm t1_jabdwu6 wrote

If you see someone else getting harassed, the only way you should intervene is by engaging with the person who is being harassed, not the harasser. Pretend like they don’t exist. Also call the police, metro or otherwise. Metro police are specific to the train system and will be closer to help.

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