Taking the train can be quite an experience, today I was grabbed by an auntie (let me finish, don't think dirty). Train was moving off, it was jerky and there were no bars nor poles to help steady her, so she grabbed my bra strap! And later my waist!!!! I was like can you not pull my bra strap???? How embarrassing! I was wearing a spag moreover, she just tugged on my strap! Thank GOD my strap didn't snap or something, and thank god she didn't fall and pull my strap along with her. STUPID MALE passengers beside her didn't even know how to give the old lady a hand. Poor me, molested by an auntie, hhahahaha nah..Lucky she didn't fall, that's good enough. Oh, and there was this other male passenger, this lady had just got off her seat to alight, and he just plonked down when there was this elderly woman close to him. He just couldn't wait to sit down, how 'COURTEOUS' of him.-Idiot-

Studied social psychology last semester, did a research with my team with regards to helping, and we realised that when more strangers are present the likeliness of you stepping up to help someone is way lower when compared to when there is nobody around you. People see it as embarrassing, or 'paiseh' or that their image is more important that helping someone in need. People need to change that mentality or attitude for that matter, I know I'm trying to change mine. Who cares if people stare at you when you help someone, they are probably feeling guilty but the brush it off with the fact that their image is more important.-ridiculous-

ok, back to work