http://news.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=740272007
What do people make of this then? For me its quite scary that we are heading full on towards a "fear society".
Silence at Porty bus stops
Re: Silence at Porty bus stops
I know what you mean. If anyone of either/any sex speaks to someone in such a situation and gets no response or a fearful one, all it needs is a "sorry to bother you" expression and perhaps a move a few feet away from that person.Jamesie wrote:http://news.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=740272007
What do people make of this then? For me its quite scary that we are heading full on towards a "fear society".
It's just as disturbing to have a totally silent "companion" at an isolated bus-stop, in my experience.
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