On Wednesday Twitter user @Tighe_er tweeted out a sign found at a Japanese station, asking travelers not to manspread.
Anyway, the best thing about travelling in Japan were the anti-man spreading posters <3
She then received a response insinuating her tweet was sexist and that women have their own faults when using public transport.
@Tighe_er Perhaps there should be a sign asking women not to natter on about "the summer holidays" for the entire journey..
After being told there should be a sign asking women not to "natter on" about their holidays, she decided to do just that.
@lostlife2015 I cant tell you how annoyed I was when this women fell asleep on me on the plane! Just my luck!
@lostlife2015 I arrived in Barcelona & couldn't believe how nice my apartment was! Look at that view!
@lostlife2015 there was even a dog!!!!!! 🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶
@lostlife2015 on the first night I really over indulged on tapas
@lostlife2015 have you ever been to Sitges? It's SO nice, you should definitely go! I loved it!
Her followers joined in.
@Tighe_er @lostlife2015 This is the first cup of coffee I had in NYC. They have different sugar there.
@lostlife2015 @Tighe_er there were so many rustic streets in the Dordogne. Don't you just love rustic streets?
@lostlife2015 @Tighe_er OOOOOOH are we talking about holidays? Goody!!! *scrolls through photo roll*
@cuntistho @Tighe_er @ArchedEyebrowBR @lostlife2015 In Ireland I wanted buy one of these but sadly weren't for sale
Speaking to BuzzFeed News @Tighe_er said that she was spurred to reply by the amusing and absurd suggestion that all women do is talk about their summer holidays.
@lostlife2015 @Tighe_er I saw this snail on my holidays. I was like "OMG, like, is that a snail, like?" And it was!!!