Random transit-related moment... I was commuting, running for a train with a group of people, and jumped on just as the bell rang and the doors were closing. I looked down the aisle to the next door and there was a youngish, very attractive woman, not huge, like 5'6" and maybe 250, who'd ran as well. I admit I was a little gassed but she was WRECKED — sweating, heaving, red-faced, etc. I sat myself near enough to observe and it took forever for her to catch her breath and calm down. The funniest thing was how angry she was, shaking her head and cursing under her breath. Like, "Why TF did they make me do that???"
>>65418
A while back I was on a flight to Cancun and the couple across the aisle was skinny guy/fat girl. She wasn't huge-huge but bottom heavy and really squeezed in there. Beverage service came around and she went to lower the tray but her thighs stopped it at about 15°, making it useless to hold drinks. She adjusted her position but it didn't help and then the bf tried to push it down lol. She wound up putting it back up and using his tray.
>>65408
You're a cruel dude lol. Reminds me of when I was on a lighthouse tour as a kid, maybe 12 years old. There was a short, fat, very pear-shaped woman among us, she kept up well enough with the stairs and tight spaces but was always at the back of the group. Finally we got to the lantern room (the top) and to get up there we had to climb a short ladder that went through a circular opening that was maybe a yard in diameter. We all did it but she hung back, saying she was "afraid of heights." The tour guide waited while her family was pushing her to try it. I remember looking straight down at her and realizing she was probably worried she'd get stuck. Definitely an Awakening moment, to where it's still a crystal clear memory decades later.