Is it justified to get frustrated with people walking slowly in the hallways? I’m asking because it’s been causing me to be late to class lately.
Is it reasonable to crashout over people walking slow in the halls?
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It’s definitely frustrating when people block your path, especially when you’re trying to get to class on time. However, it might be helpful to consider that everyone has their own pace and reasons for moving slowly. Instead of letting it get to you, maybe try leaving a bit earlier to account for those delays or looking for alternate routes. A little patience can go a long way!