Walking - the various social tendencies

Hmm, I am an adjuster and a sloucher, I just walk on whatever side I feel like until I encounter others, then I usually stick to the right. I never walk in the middle. I'm also a peacemaking tempo-walker, though I typically seem to walk fast regardless, a habit of wanting to make sure I make it to school with time to spare. Headphones are a distraction to keep my pace up (and a ruse to make sure people don't try to stop me and chat...what can I say? I've got places to be. I want to be there. Not standing on the sidewalk in the blazing sun talking to strangers), but I pay attention to my surroundings, always moving out of the way for others.

But unlike other people I've encountered, I don't tail the equally fast-walkers in front of me at an uncomfortable distance just to attempt to pass and "be first." I've had several people walking so close to me that I just wanted to stick my foot out, trip 'em and teach them not to tail me like that. I usually end up just slowing down and letting them go so I don't have to deal with them being...near me.

And of course, I can't stand people who walk slow and take up the sidewalk with no consideration for others. But damn it I hate when I move to the side ahead of time to let someone pass by only to have them, for some stupid reason, move to the exact same side as me as they get closer, forcing me to once again move out of their way.

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