In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to someone who is annoyed that a broken glass bottle on the sidewalk ...

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I need a powered wheelchair to get around both outside and inside my apartment. Recently, my tires were popped by some broken glass from a bottle thrown out of a passing car onto the sidewalk. It has ...

Am I being too sensitive about this? I think being upset about having to spend $200 that I don’t have to replace something ...

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I don’t think it’s unreasonable to be infuriated that someone’s litter caused me to spend $200 on replacement tires.

I don’t think it’s unreasonable to be infuriated that someone’s litter caused me to spend $200 on replacement tires.

Somebody threw a bottle out of a window and the broken glass popped my wheelchair tires. Don’t I have a right to be pissed ...

I don’t think it’s unreasonable to be infuriated that someone’s litter caused me to spend $200 on replacement tires.” ...

My caregiver disagrees. He says that it’s my fault for continuing through the glass rather than turning around. He also said ...

My caregiver disagrees. He says that it’s my fault for continuing and not turning around. He also said that I am overreacting ...

"I think being upset about having to spend $200 that I don’t have to replace something necessary for my continued function in ...