looking different

sr4470

What mad things would those be? :p:

Like walking up to strangers and saying "Oooh, I like your shoes, mister!".
And on one memorable occasion, doing the conga up the high street. I WAS with other people that time, by the way, it wasn't a solo effort...

Reply 21

sr4470

15

Love_Hearts

.... dont get me wrong, boobs are fun to stare at and use :p:

I'm told they get in the way :p:

Love_Hearts

but theres more to us girls than tits. you know?

If only everyone knew that... :rofl:

Reply 22

sr4470

15

Catski

Like walking up to strangers and saying "Oooh, I like your shoes, mister!".
And on one memorable occasion, doing the conga up the high street. I WAS with other people that time, by the way, it wasn't a solo effort...

Fun

Reply 23

saz_1989

2

I know what you mean about being blonde and slim... Guys just assume they can chat you up and you're easy, like some idiots come onto me in clubs, and I'm just like "yes, hi, let me introduce you to my 6'5" boyfriend...". Tw*ts.

Reply 24

sr4470

15

Lauren

I know what you mean about being blonde and slim... Guys just assume they can chat you up and you're easy, like some idiots come onto me in clubs, and I'm just like "yes, hi, let me introduce you to my 6'5" boyfriend...". Tw*ts.

hahaha

Reply 25

blissy

15

Lauren

I know what you mean about being blonde and slim... Guys just assume they can chat you up and you're easy, like some idiots come onto me in clubs, and I'm just like "yes, hi, let me introduce you to my 6'5" boyfriend...". Tw*ts.

Oh you're just wringing the sympathy from me :p:

Reply 26

sr4470

15

blissy

Oh you're just wringing the sympathy from me :p:

Aint it so :p:

Reply 27

saz_1989

2

Oh come on, I'm not talking about fitties here, I'm talkin about pervy old men, old enough to be my dad.

Reply 28

sr4470

15

Lauren

Oh come on, I'm not talking about fitties here, I'm talkin about pervy old men, old enough to be my dad.

It happens...there are many kinds of people, as you will find out.

Reply 29

sr4470

15

Netball isnt really a contact sport :confused:

, personally I havent worn a gumshield for any sport.

Reply 30

Lady Narcissus

14

People do stare, but I hope they do not mean harm. I realise this most annoy you, although I am not disabled my self. I try not to look, so not to upset the person.

Reply 31

mrs_bubb

People stare at me all the time because I have alopecia (lost all my hair and eyebrows etc.) like Gail Porter if you've seen the recent stories... I don't wear a wig or anything so I get stared at all the time and it really annoys me, I think everyone must assume I'm having chemo, the other day in the pub a bloke actually came up and asked me if I was having chemo. Oh well when people stare at me I just stare back.

Reply 32

pheebs

my (half) sister has down's syndrome and people stare at her when we go out as she looks different. she is only 7 years old but has already picked up on this, which is so sad.

Reply 33

loulabelle

it's not the same, but i was recently in a wheelchair for a bit while my knee healed post operation..i noticed how differently i was treated for just those few weeks.

people either ignored or talked over me, or they tried so hard to be nice that it got patronising

Reply 34

Saffie

11

I guess you just have to rise above it, being a happy person is more attractive than anything. :smile:

On the flip-side, some people always want attention, you could probs use it to your advantage to make people like you, get chosen for jobs etc. I know that's no consellation, what I'm trying to say is we should all be thankful for what we have and try and make the best of it. :wink:

And when people stare, I'm sure most of them aren't looking down on you :hugs:

Reply 35

af1

raz i didnt realise a lot of you had disabilities on here, but there does seem to be quite a few. at least on TSR you dont get judged on looks, more on personality. good luck.

looking different

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