Commonly, we will step into the lift and turn 180 degrees and facing back at the lift’s door. If it is very crowded in the lift, at most we will stand sideways, having our backs facing the side of the lift.

Why nobody would stand with their back facing the door, and face facing inside the lift?

No matter how pack is the lift, if the space is only left for 1 last person to step in, this person for sure will turn around and have the back facing the rest of the passengers, and face towards the door that you could almost kissed.

If you ever in the situation whereby you are in the lift with your face facing inside the lift and the rest of the passengers, if you will find yourself in a very awkward position. The rest will have the strangest ever eye contact with you, as if somebody just broke into their bathroom and sniffed their underpants and they suspect you are the one.

However, if you are in the train, no matter how or where you stand, people just don’t care about you. Even if you are standing upside down. Ok, maybe not.

Why would I know, because I tried it before, just to find out how other people feel about your present in the special position. Best yet, try to look into their eyes.

Try it yourself and experience the “excitement” you won’t get it elsewhere.