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Input: I live in uptown Denver but often walk around downtown. I sold my car once I moved to the city because public transit was cheaper and I just like walking. 

Anyway, this was about a month ago. I had gotten off work and got downtown at about 10:30. I'm 21F and I walk alone, often in the dark because I have to for work. I carry pepper spray and I fast walk everywhere. This night was one of those that the temperature was in the negatives, the roads and sidewalks were icy, and the wind was blowing so hard I couldn't feel my face.

I was walking along Colfax where I had been dropped off. Usually I just go straight home, but that night I was going to Argonaut for a bottle of whiskey. This meant I needed to cross Colfax at some point, and being me I chose the first intersection off the bus to cross at. For those of you who are curious/know Denver, it was Colfax &amp; Broadway, so...always busy.

First I crossed Broadway because that signal was already in my favor. I faced to cross Colfax, one-way traffic facing me from the left. I watched as their light turned yellow, and took a premature step. The second their light was red, I was on the crosswalk.

Important to note, the lights at this intersection work fast, and essentially the second their light turned red, my pedestrian signal came on. I know this not only because I saw it with my eyes but also because I cross there a lot.

Suddenly, I'm startled out of my wits because the first car I had stepped out in front of was BLARING their horn at me. Instinctually, I hopped back. They pulled up onto the crosswalk.

I felt I wasn't doing anything wrong (the pedestrian signal was on), so I flipped off the car's tinted windows and walked around the back of it.

This bitch opens her car door and starts SCREAMING obscenities at me. "BITCH, YOU TRYIN' TO GET RAN OVER?"

I said, "Dumbass, you trying to run people over?"

I learned quickly that, unbeknownst to me, this person had really, REALLY wanted to turn right on red just before perpendicular traffic had begun accelerating, but unfortunately couldn't because this BITCH of a PEDESTRIAN was in the crosswalk! 

I didn't figure that before she honked and yelled it at me because guess what, she wasn't even signaling that intention.

She was stepping out of her car. I was annoyed and feeling confrontational for once, but the wind was hurting both my skin and my life force, so I kept walking. I kept my middle finger up at her as she continued to scream, "STUPID BITCH! YOU'RE A DUMBASS BITCH YOU KNOW THAT? YOU KNOW THAT? YOU'RE FUCKING STUPID!"

I don't really understand trying to fight someone in the freezing cold, late at night in the dark, who was a female by herself, at the risk of holding up traffic.

I'm *pretty fucking sure* the pedestrian signal being on is the most legal way for me to cross. But the way this lady was losing her absolute shit at me made me think maybe I was wrong somewhere? Somehow? 

What do you think? Am I the asshole?

crossing the street when the light changed