Two miles is a lot to some people.

And that's the problem. It's only thirty-five minutes of walking. Unless it's bad weather, not an issue.

a) she just got done with a 12 hour shift. anybody would be exhausted after that anyways. b) anything that contains a motor large enough to move not only the object, but about 110 or so pounds on top of however much the object itself weighs, is going to be heavy. so, add a and b together and you come up with c) and exhausted person pulling a very heavy object uphill, and you get d) a douchebag boyfriend who couldnt take 2 seconds to stop and see if she needed any help. BUT, that's assuming there are no variables, such as maybe the bf was not drving his car, but was instead a passenger in the car of a friend who decided to be a jerk and not stop for bf to get out and help.

After a 12-hour shift, two miles is probably a lot. I wouldn't be surprised if OP has the sort of job where she's on her feet all day. It was a really douchey thing for the boyfriend to do--of course, he knew it was her; whoever was driving honked at her and zoomed by. OP, you need to have a serious talk with your boyfriend about not leaving his girlfriend and her broken down scooter stranded, especially when said girlfriend has worked a 12-hour shift. If he apologizes, give him another chance. If he continues to act like an inconsiderate *******, dump his ass.

As someone who used to have to walk everywhere, and was averaging 10 miles a day, I sort of agree with you. But I understand people who aren't used to that, and ESPECIALLY after a long work day, would think 2 miles is a long way.

Seriously? "Would of"? How did you manage to graduate from primary school speaking like that...