I don't totally think the OP was in the wrong here. He probably could've said it more nicely rather than yeling though.

32/90: *facepalm* People with disabilities can do all kinds of miraculous things these days, due to the wonders of modern technology.

YDI. Haven't you heard of those scenarios before? Person gets annoyed, asks if other person is blind, finds out they are... Before yelling, how about you just, I don't know, move? I can understand it being annoying that she kept bumping into you, especially if she didn't apologize for doing it, but seriously, just move to the other part of the store.

but shouldn't the blind person be carrying around one if those walking stick things so that situations like this can be prevented? and it's not like calling a blind person blind is going to insult them. anyywayy, why would a blind person be shopping by themself? it's not like they can see what they're buying.

Wrong, the blind aren't "required" to carry a cane by any means. Most of them can do fine without it. My mother has been blind for 30 years now and always shops on her own, she hardly ever picks out the wrong item.

lulz. I didn't say they were required to have them so idk why u put that in quotations, or at all. and that seems kind of strange. idk what kind of shopping your mom does that makes her able to know where everything is without being able to see it.. oh well. I guess some people are just a bit mor talented.

stop acting like you guys are so cool. if it had been you in the situation you would have more than likely said the same thing.

wouldve been funny if she said are you deaf, I've been

ydi assmaster