Summary
A pregnant woman in London, Giselle Major, shared a video on TikTok showing her experience of not being offered a seat on a crowded train. Despite wearing a "Baby on Board" badge, she reported that fellow passengers often ignored her condition. Her video has received a lot of attention online, sparking discussions about public transport etiquette.
Key Facts
- Giselle Major is 28 weeks pregnant and dealing with physical discomfort problems like sciatica and nausea.
- She chose to travel by train for a short 10-minute journey to avoid driving's challenges like traffic and parking.
- Major noticed people rarely offered her a seat, even with her pregnancy badge visible.
- She filmed the experience to show the lack of consideration she faced on public transport.
- Her video went viral on TikTok, gaining 1.8 million views, and prompted many to share similar experiences.
- Comments on her video were mixed, with some agreeing about the lack of manners and others arguing against entitlement.
- Major emphasized that pregnancy can make standing on a crowded train harder and that small acts of kindness could help those who don't feel comfortable asking for a seat.
