Disgust gets a bad rap. We often forget it is an emotion just like sadness and fear and anger and that it is natural to our bodies. The feeling itself isn't disrespectful, rude, or problematic. It's protective. It's designed to help us move away from foods and materials and people that might be rotten. I want my children to learn to be able to identify, understand and trust creepy feelings when they arise, and most specifically when they feel creeped out by how someone is acting with them. I'm l

DISGUSTING BEHAVIOR ON PUBLIC TRANSIT? We've all had the misfortune of witnessing some bad behavior on the bus or train. 😩 The co-hosts share their horror stories: | The View