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[Miles Rationis]

Recently I have given up on being polite. So these days I push and shove Koreans out of the way like they do to me.

I also joyously ram and slam my shoulders into Koreans who choose not to look where they are walking; in fact I bowled one over the other night.

It felt good; it feels good.

Has anyone else stopped being polite?

[PeteJB]

There was one time, when some Ajumma relentless pushed me in the back to get to a seat, ofcourse only seeing me from behind wouldn't have been enough to distinguish me from the regular Korean. But that day I felt terrible, the flu was weakening my body, my back was covered with sweat and I was feeling very cranky. I was moments away from retaliation but didn't bother due to my placid nature.. But boy did I mutter to myself in Korean (a few curse words) and put on a disgruntled face

[Miles Rationis]

[Yu_Bum_suk]

Having a large backpack really helps when it comes to the shoving. You can turn it to one side when someone isn't watching where they're going and nail them while feeling nothing yourself. And God help any ajuma or kid who pushes me from behind when there's someone in front of me and I can't bloody move forward anyways - the thing suddenly drops down onto their head.

[The Grumpy Senator]

Wow, you are sooooooo cool!!! Chicks panties must melt off when you walk by shoulder ramming people!!!

[RACETRAITOR]

I tend to walk faster than average people, so I'm probably more pushy than most Koreans already.

[diver]

[Miles Rationis]

[afsjesse]

I'm the same way. The other day I was in line for a bus, and an ajumma came and just pushed me out of the way.... I cursed to myself and that was it. But now I've started cutting in line etc...... feels kind of nice.

[WoBW]

The only time I do that kind of thing is when I get off the subway. I stand right in the middle of the doorway, and as soon as the doors slide open I walk straight out. Whoever is in the way gets shoved aside. Idiots shouldn't be standing right in the middle.

Doesn't make me feel hard. Just gives me a little satisfaction that the ignorant bastards didn't get their own way for a change.

[Bibbitybop]

Miles, a stern shoulder when getting off elevators or the subway is a must. When pushed from behind, a loud, deep "hey" with mean eyes scares people.

Also, what about peaceful Muslims? Most are not jihadists, just like most black people don't carry 9mms.

[cdninkorea]

I'm the same- if someone shoves me, I shove back.

And before someone asks me sarcastically if I 'feel big and strong' when I do this, let me say that it does in the sense that it always feels good to give people what they deserve.

That being said, if people make an effort to get out of my way, I make sure to get out of theirs too.

[Miles Rationis]

[Bibbitybop]

[PeteJB]

I've noticed younger girls tend to be more submissive, letting you get pass, moving out of the way, etc... at least they do with me. Guys well, it's a mixed bag really. As for anyone older than you... Well you can forget it. Either it's shoving wars or moving out the way.