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I get the tube every morning to work. I wear a ‘please offer me a seat’ badge as I’ve recently been diagnosed with a chronic condition that causes me to faint when standing for even a short period of time. Over the past year, I’ve fainted on the tube several times. I accept I don’t “look disabled”. I can walk without aid and without the badge you’d have no idea. This morning, I was on a packed northern line. As is the case almost every day, several people looked at my badge and ignored it. When a seat became available, a woman who had been standing opposite to me looked me dead in the eye and sat down quickly in it, even though she could see I was about to sit in it. I ended up crouched on the floor, gasping for breath and shaking. I was completely ignored. Even had people shove into me as they moved around me. I’m leaving London in a few months and honestly, I’m looking forward to it. Where has people’s empathy gone

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Sorry Mods but I've had a phenomenal achievement and had to share The greedy cat that keeps getting into my hedgehog feeding station and eating has been defeated Three weeks of different bodge it together deterrent tunnels and I finally succeeded, so much so the mini cat that occasionally visits couldn't get in either! The sound of hedgehog crunching resumes 🦔 submitted by /u/Coffin_Dodging to r/CasualUK

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Been living elsewhere for 11 years, what other stereotypically British experiences should I pursue as part of my reintegration? Shortly after the meal deal I also had the 'your booked train has been cancelled so scramble for a seat in the unreserved coach' experience which was less enjoyable. submitted by /u/downlau to r/CasualUK

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Hi everyone, I’m currently considering renting a flat on Duke Street in Glasgow and I went for a viewing recently. I’m now trying to decide whether to proceed, but I’ve woken up feeling uneasy about the security of the flat entrance door and I’d really appreciate some outside perspective. The flat is in a building with a private landlord. The property itself looked generally fine, but the front door raised a

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