User throwaway28r729e8r7 shared their experience on a long flight, emphasizing the tension with the passenger behind when they reclined their seat, a common practice on overnight flights.
The individual clarified their perspective, admitting sympathy for the passenger behind, yet asserting their right to recline, a behavior typically accepted on transatlantic flights.
In defense of reclining, user Shprintze613 stated, 'You are 100 percent always allowed to recline your seat, especially on transatlantic flights overnight... EVERYONE reclines.'
Through shared sentiments, the community on r/amitheasshole debated the ethics of reclining seats, revealing a divide in opinions on air travel etiquette.
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