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They’re young, they look healthy, but they need a seat on the train. This is why
These young adults suffer from autoimmune diseases whose symptoms are not often visible, leading to misconceptions and judgment. How do they navigate work, relationships and life in general while enduring chronic pain?

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/cna-insi...in-3500081

Actually, it is hard to tell who needs a seat in the train

The way they dress or talk cannot tell

These people like to fight

Wait till they meet Cheekopekman, then they know how "die" is written

(20-05-2023, 08:20 PM)Gstalk Wrote: [ -> ]They’re young, they look healthy, but they need a seat on the train. This is why
These young adults suffer from autoimmune diseases whose symptoms are not often visible, leading to misconceptions and judgment. How do they navigate work, relationships and life in general while enduring chronic pain?

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/cna-insi...in-3500081

Such issues can be explained, just tell whoever want the seat that you are unwell and no money to take taxi and no energy to stand

Last time, years ago, my uncle encountered an irritating situation

He was seating on a priority seat and a couple, with the wife pregnant, he asked my uncle to give the seat to his pregnant wife

My uncle told him off, and say that he is not young and qualify as an old man, and yet just across, two young men were seating on the priority seats, yet
he dare not ask them to give up their seat for his wife, and come kajiao my old uncle

The man sheepish say "Nevermind" and both prefer to continue standing instead of mustering up some tiny courage to ask the two young men