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Input: Okay so this was a while ago but I just discovered this sub and had a rather long discussion with a friend of mine about it:

I  was sitting on a train in one of those seating groups with 2 pairs of chairs facing each other. Of those four seats 3 were occupied.

PIC for reference: [https://imgur.com/MBbJr8G](https://imgur.com/MBbJr8G) (I was sitting on the red seat,  empty seat is marked green, other two are occupied by innocent bystanders).

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I am a tall guy and these seats are notoriously uncomfortable for tall people, ESPECIALLY the one at the window, because of these little trash cans that always get in the way of my knees and make my legs cramp because I have to sit in a weird way. So I always sit corridor side to have a bit of legroom.

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We make a stop at a train station and many people enter. Because it was a busy time of day the last remaining free seat was the one on my right. 

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These two women aged around 40 come by, carrying a bit of luggage and one asks me if I can scoot over to the window so she can sit down. I say to her that I would really prefer to not sit at the window because it is really uncomfortable for me because of said trashcan, to which she answers that she wont squeeze through to sit there and that she has luggage that wont fit. I then tell her that I will hold her luggage for her so that she can sit there but that I wont scoot over.

Now at this point she is giving me "the stare" and mutters something to her friend like WTF is this piece of shit doing. 

I however have somehow decided that I will not back down on this and that her need to not squeeze through is not bigger than my need to not sit uncomfortably for the next 20 minutes. Also these women were not frail or elderly at all and quite small so I was under the impression that it would be no problem for her to take the empty seat.

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Over the next 5 minutes this women then proceeds to mutter to her friend and give me the looks, until I decide to repeat my offer that she can sit in the corner and I will hold her baggage. She angrily agrees and sits down. For the next 15 minutes this women continues muttering and telling me outright that I am a dick for not scooting over but at this point I am not listening to her anymore and just sit there reading shit on my smartphone. Which is about when she gets up and leaves the train with her friend (about 3 stations later I guess).

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So, AITA or not? Did I make a scene for nothing or was she in the right? I don't know why but I find myself thinking about this situation a lot.

not changing my seat in a train