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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If your flight is less than six hours and not an overnight flight, you are a selfish jerk if you recline because you know that 1. It isn't necessary. 2. It makes the person behind you uncomfortable. I don't understand why you'd purposefully make someone else uncomfortable when you don't have to in a situation you already know is unpleasant for everyone. [/quote] I have back issues. It is incredibly uncomfortable for me to sit straight up for an hour or two, much less several hours. You would never guess I have back problems because I am much younger than the stereotypical person with these issues. Reclining the seat takes some of the pressure off. Here's the thing: no one, except the person reclining in front you, knows why they are doing it. They may not be doing t to be a "jerk" or because they are "inconsiderate." There are many reasons that someone may need to recline or even sleep during the day. [/quote]
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