The flight passenger says Comrade Flyer repeatedly hit him from the plane seat: ‘Don’t do this’

An air passenger went to Reddit to share a flying experience involving another passenger who occupied her personal space.

Posted on the “R/Delta” forum, the user wrote in the title that she “had to push someone’s legs back”.

“They set half the way in flight to start kicking/push on my calves with their feet/shoes,” the user wrote.

The user also said the opposite passenger fasted the “whole leg” and the shoe under the seat and above the bar, extending to her personal area.

“I saw at least half of his shoes before taking a shovel and I should have taken a photo, were nuts – almost all his feet/shoes were where the legs should be,” the post said.

“Don’t do this with the person in front of you. Everyone is uncomfortable- not just you,” the user added, saying it was the first time she ever encountered this.

Users received in the comments section to share similar experiences and their thoughts on interaction.

“Kudos for you to push back. Guy sounds like it was grown in a barnyard,” one user said.

A redditor commented, “Legs on the grass? Stand with the heels in front of the legs.”

“I wish the shoes had lace. Ask yourself if you could have here in the bar,” joked another.

“I would throw a drink on their feet. Oops,” commented one user.

“Definitely push the Ar [flight attendant] Call button, ”said another.

“I just threw a little … in your name. EW,” wrote one person.

“When something happened to me like I came back and said” Do please stop touching my body? I don’t want a foot massage. “And fortunately that was enough to place a lid on it for the rest of the flight,” commented another.

One user wondered, “Can people get right.”

Jacqueline Whitmore, a long -based Florida -based label expert, told Fox News Digital Behavior of the airline means “keep your arms and feet for yourself”.

“Countries may become smaller the day, but that doesn’t give you the right to pour into someone else’s space or put your head on another person’s shoulder – unless, of course, you know that person,” Whitmore said.