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Input: The bus I commute on has a stop right next to a facility for the mentally challenged, and more often than not, people get on the bus to go to the city.  
  
 When I see a mentally challenged person coming onto the bus, and the seat next to me is empty, I either put my bag on it, or try to sit as widely as possible. I'm 186 cm (6'1") tall so when I do that, there isn't much room next to me. If someone asks that I move my bag, I obviously oblige.  
  
The reason for doing this is that often the mentally challenged person is loud, has bad personal hygiene or is just generally unpleasant to sit next to. Often they are also quite obese and take up a lot of space. They also may ignore when I need to exit the bus, as I often am the only one who exits at my stop.  
  
The reason I'm writing here is that someone sort of called me out on it today, as they loudly remarked to a mentally challenged person that "they could sit next to them, and people shouldn't have their bags on the empty seats. "

trying to avoid having mentally challenged people sit next to me on the bus