I was crossing a busy road with my baby in his buggy. Lots of other people were crossing too including two women who were sort of walking beside me. As we got to the other side one of the women walked right in front of the buggy leaving me nowhere to walk. There was no room for me to go around her so I ended up ramming her heels with the buggy.
It wasn't intentional but she had cut me off and the only avoidance tactic I had was to stop dead half on the road. Obviously I'm not doing that on a busy road!
The woman made a big show of stopping and adjusting her shoes etc. The woman she was with stepped aside and asked if I wanted to pass. I thanked her and walked on.
They looked at me as though expecting an apology for ramming the first woman's heels. Should I have? I didn't because it was entirely her own fault. There was no way she wasn't aware that I was there while crossing, she just ignorantly ploughed on as though the pavement was all hers. But maybe I should have just apologised for the sake of it?