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Input: It started when I was in the subway with two friends, Lucy and Pablo (fake names). We were waiting for several other friends to join us, and Lucy had tired to contact them on her phone. She had sent them text messages, but never got any responses. Ten minutes in, we decide to board the train. 

This was just when the train was about to leave. We all walk towards the train, then Pablo and Lucy walk into the train. I was right behind Lucy, but the door was closing in right after she entered. I used my arms to stop the doors and push them back just so I can get in. I quickly apologize to the other passengers before they can say anything, and I heard a couple of people say it was alright. The doors close about ten seconds later, and we are off. 

I ask if I am the asshole because I feel awful for holding the train back, and another friend said that I could have been fined for what I did. At the same time, I didn't want to be left behind and I was in the middle of entering the train. If I am, I humbly apologize. 

prying open a train door