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He was literally walking with a stick. 👀
That's a sign that helps identify blind people 🙃 Sometime I play blind, when I walk, when touching grass... is easier when not moving. But try closing your eye when waling, even if with someone in your side, it kind of a struggle. Take time needed to develop the strengths to compensate the missing sense.
What I want to say, he perhaps smell something different in you and wanted to know, wanted to hear your voice. Or perhaps it was just a coincidence.
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Today I was a bit annoyed by all the tiny things I needed to solve, but I decided to go out for some fresh air.
Someone got on the bus I was on and asked where the empty seats were, and people guided him. Then, as he was passing me, he asked, "Is it empty here?" Actually, people were guiding him to another seat, since men generally don't sit next to women here, especially with other empty seats available. As he was sitting, he kinda bumped into me because he couldn't see. Later, he apologized because he didn't know I was there.
I was really curious: how did he even navigate? He was typing and listening to his phone for directions, he also called his family. I was really amazed because he had such positive energy, and I don't know how much it takes for him to navigate life without being able to see. I got quite emotional in that moment and wondered why I was even complaining.
He can't see me, he probably doesn't know how much he affected me in that brief moment.