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Input: My university was having a blood drive and I made a point donate because I strongly believe that if you can you should give blood. I went in and did all the questions, talked to a nurse and was sent over to a chair. 

Now I’ve donated a few times and have had some not great experiences with needles because I have thin veins (?) or they’re just not ideal. I asked if she wouldn’t mind if I listen to music while she inserted the needle for the IV because I get anxious. I just really don’t like to watch. She was fine with it. I’m sure I wasn’t the only anxious person there or the first person to ask something like that. I want to be clear I wasn’t talking on my phone at this point.

However once I’m hooked up and sitting there my BF called me and I answered since I had my headphones in anyway. It helps distract you to talk to someone and we are doing a LDR with a time difference so we don’t get to talk much in the first place. The guy next to me was watching TV on his phone and the girl on my other side had her homework out. Literally everyone was doing something. 

When I finally finished the nurse came over to unhook me and give me the run down. I told my boyfriend I could call him back and hung up, but didn’t remove my headphones. I guess she might have thought I hadn’t ended the phone call? I listened to her, thanked her and was getting my stuff together to head over to the cookie station when one of her colleagues came over and berated me for being on my phone. She told me that the nurse who had helped me was so offended that she hadn’t wanted to come back over and that I should be ashamed of myself for being that rude. She then asked me if I would be on my phone in a doctor’s office and that it was completely disrespectful. I was honestly to shocked to say anything. 

I grabbed a juice box and cookies to go because I was too embarrassed to sit there after what had happened.... and I just honestly don’t know if being on my phone crossed a line into asshole territory or if she was  just overreacting. 

The ironic part is half the conversation with my BF was about how he should donate blood because it’s really not that bad. (Hates needles) 

talking on the phone while giving blood