![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/man-outraged-as-plane-passenger-keeps-smacking-son-over-head-with-backpack/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/0_Passenger-with-heavy-backpack-walking-in-a-airplane.jpg&description=A man has asked if he was in the wrong for calling out a fellow passenger on a flight as they prepared to disembark - and admits his own wife disagrees with his reaction It can be hard to keep your cool on a flight. Being cooped up with a group of people for hours, particularly if they are inconsiderate or disruptive, can result in a very stressful experience for all concerned. For one man, it all came to a head when his son kept getting smacked on the back of the head by a fellow passenger's backpack. But he has admitted that his own wife doesn't agree with his actions. The dad, his wife and son had been on a flight, and, as they prepared to disembark, a man next to them stood up in the aisle and put on his large backpack. The man was frequently moving and turning around, causing his bag to keep hitting the son. "I didn't notice but my wife told my son to watch his head as this man was turning and shifting around and apparently kept smacking and my son in the head and face. After my wife told my son to watch himself I interjected and said he doesn't have to watch his head, the guy with the backpack needed to watch what he was doing," the anonymous dad shared on Reddit. "The man overheard us and tried to offer some lame excuse about having to do something and I told him he was smacking my son and needed to be more careful." "My wife got mad at me for calling the guy out but I maintain my position that that guy was being a d**k and my son didn't have to move to accommodate morons." He then asked if he was in the wrong for confronting the man. "Not the a**hole. Guy was lacking common courtesy," one user replied. "If you are in an aisle with your backpack on, it's YOUR duty to make sure you aren't inconveniencing people around you. Your wife was probably trying to minimise potential conflict, but you were not in the wrong." A second echoed: "He should have been aware of his surroundings, if he didn't mean to do it he should have apologised rather than giving some lame){kind=link}
A man has asked if he was in the wrong for calling out a fellow passenger on a flight as they prepared to disembark – and admits his own wife disagrees with his reaction
It can be hard to keep your cool on a flight. Being cooped up with a group of people for hours, particularly if they are inconsiderate or disruptive, can result in a very stressful experience for all concerned. For one man, it all came to a head when his son kept getting smacked on the back of the head by a fellow passenger’s backpack. But he has admitted that his own wife doesn’t agree with his actions.
The dad, his wife and son had been on a flight, and, as they prepared to disembark, a man next to them stood up in the aisle and put on his large backpack. The man was frequently moving and turning around, causing his bag to keep hitting the son.
“I didn’t notice but my wife told my son to watch his head as this man was turning and shifting around and apparently kept smacking and my son in the head and face. After my wife told my son to watch himself I interjected and said he doesn’t have to watch his head, the guy with the backpack needed to watch what he was doing,” the anonymous dad shared on Reddit. “The man overheard us and tried to offer some lame excuse about having to do something and I told him he was smacking my son and needed to be more careful.”
“My wife got mad at me for calling the guy out but I maintain my position that that guy was being a d**k and my son didn’t have to move to accommodate morons.” He then asked if he was in the wrong for confronting the man.