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Input: Last time my class had PE, we were jogging around the school area. A girl and I were running next to each other, with two of my classmates (siblings) slowly walking in front of us. The guy was feeling nauseous from running and ended up throwing up in the bushes.

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Well, me and this other girl ran past the two of them. My reasoning was that

1. A couple years ago, when I threw up in PE after swimming, I was pretty embarassed and would have preferred if people didn't make a big fuss about it.
2. His sister was already helping him, and our teacher was not far behind us, so it wasn't like he was completely on his own.
3. I didn't feel like I could have done anything to help, even if I had stopped.

But afterwards my best friend (who was also behind me and stopped when she saw the guy throwing up) came up to me and said she couldn't believe that I had just ran past. Her reasoning is that they didn't have tissues or water or anything, and since I speak the local language (which the siblings and the teacher do not), I could have asked someone for stuff like that (this honestly didn't cross my mind at all).

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AITA?

not helping a vomiting classmate