Speaking as a 6’4” person, there is a right answer, and it’s to not be the asshole who reclines your seat.https://twitter.com/MarinaMarraco/status/1227709791172206593 …
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But that's not the point. Be mad at the airlines for installing something that gives the illusion of comfort, but really just pisses off the person behind you.
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Just because you can doesn't mean you should. I'm 6'5" and rarely lean my seat back knowing how rude it is.
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I have a bad back and those 3 inches of recline make a huge difference. I’m 6’1”, fly a lot and don’t mind people ahead of me reclining their seats at all, I just hate it when they fire it down at Mach One, and nearly crush my lap top.
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I’m short and sitting in seats that are too tall for me - which basically all seats are - puts terrible pressure on my lower back. Now that I’m in my late 30s, that leads to prolonged pain. The one way to relieve that pain is to recline and fold my legs.
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I respect the hell out of you but this is not always true. Being able to recline for even one hour can make the difference between having a blinding migraine or not for me. And I don’t even make punter money, so first class is rarely an option.
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If someone else reclining their seat 3 inches makes you this mad, pay for a fucking exit row seat. You don't get to torture other people for mildly inconveniencing you--you can choose your seat, he made this choice.
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Weird how it’s always the person who’s being forced to endure the physical pain that’s told to spend more money, rather than the person who’s inflicting it. Can’t see any parallels with our current society in that at all.
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