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Input: This happened years ago and I have always wondered if I was the asshole. Among my friends and the few who witnessed it the verdict is split. 

I'm at a tradeshow one day, a fairly busy one, and a girl with one leg goes by on crutches. Sure enough just a few feet from me, she falls. She was in decent shape, young (i'd guess 20's) and more than capable of getting back up. Nonetheless about half a dozen people go running over, asking if shes ok, trying to help her up, picking her crutches up from the ground, etc. But not me. I just stayed where I was even though I was the closest to her. 

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My co-worker comes over after the fuss dies down and just rips into me. How could I just stand there? Why wouldn't I help her? What the Hell is wrong with me?

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My reasoning: I thought she would be more embarrassed by everyone running over there to help her up, something she could clearly do on her own, than she would be if people simply asked if she was ok and moved on. In my mind the act of falling wasn't that big of a deal but all the attention drawn to it was a little humiliating. I still think from the way her face reddened at all the attention that I had the right approach. It's not like she was struggling to get up and I ignored that, I just wanted to avoid embarrassing her further. My co-workers disagreed, my friends are split. 

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AITA?

not helping someone up