Ahh, I love sneering.

Today as I was walking into Costco some woman stopped right in front of me and looked me up and down. She apparently didn't approve of what she saw because she sneered. It was remarkable. Yes, I was dressed down. Yes, you could see my fat belly. GET OVER IT. Yes, my hair was sticking out in a few thousand directions; I have curly hair. It does that.

I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. Or at least dressed in a certain fashion. I wasn't dressed skimpily. I was wearing gaucho style pants and a Victorian undershirt that buttons just over the breast area so there is a little gap where my belly button shows. I thought I was cute. People suck. 

The funny thing is I don't get those reactions when I'm out with Noah. People just ignore us. We match. When I am out by myself I think I look like a trashy single mom with two very loud kids. I'm always tempted to flip them off with my left ring finger. I may be white trash but I married above my station, asshole. Stop looking at me that way.

My response to such behavior at this point in my life is to stare at them really hard with the teacher face. The "you are being an asshole" face. I like it when they flinch. The one today didn't flinch. She got her back up higher. It was awesome. I then smiled at her. Shanna yelled, "Have a nice day!" She's like that. Then the woman flinched. Then she went blank. Then she smiled in a kind of painful way at Shanna and waved.

Shanna is one of my very favorite people to hang out with. I find her inspiring.

rbus, if you follow  I may stop posting here all together. I'm just sayin'.

228 thoughts on “Ahh, I love sneering.

  1. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
    1. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    2. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    3. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    4. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    5. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    6. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    7. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    8. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    9. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    10. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    11. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    12. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    13. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    14. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    15. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    16. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    17. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    18. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    19. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    20. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    21. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    22. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
    23. tshuma

      Oh, how that makes me laugh. She was well on her way to speaking that way the last time I spent any time near her, but she’s clearly matured even more.

      Reply
  2. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
  3. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
  4. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
  5. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
  6. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
  7. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
  8. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
  9. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
  10. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
  11. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
  12. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
  13. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
  14. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
  15. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
  16. cerulean_me

    Some people suck. 🙁 I’m sorry about that….

    Shanna is awesome. I told Lee that our kids’ friend Kyndra is staying the night tonight, and he said, “Is that the cute little one who is overly polite to the point of being hilarious and almost snarky?” and I knew he meant Shanna. I told him no… and he said, “We should have that family over soon!”

    I offered Shanna something to eat that she didn’t like (I think it was garlic hummus on a piece of red pepper), and she took the TINIEST bite, and said, “Oh thank you so very very much. It is VERY yummy, and I think it’s wonderful, but I am so full, I don’t need anymore.” meanwhile she was grimacing and it looked like she was trying not to throw up. Lee had to work to not crack up and was VERY amused.

    So yeah, we think Shanna is awesome. 😀 Well, we think your family is awesome. If you want to come over for dinner sometime next week, let me know.

    Reply
  17. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  18. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  19. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  20. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  21. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  22. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  23. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  24. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  25. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  26. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  27. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  28. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  29. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  30. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  31. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  32. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  33. tama_grey

    I really and truly feel like people believe there is some social expectation of people being at least a certain degree of attractive. [solidarity fistbump]

    I’ve been struggling with similar sentiments. I love the “teacher face” idea! You go, girl.

    Reply
  34. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  35. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  36. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  37. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  38. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  39. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  40. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  41. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  42. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  43. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  44. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  45. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  46. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  47. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  48. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  49. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  50. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  51. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  52. i_am_dsh

    the more you meet generic expectations, the less people will judge.

    the choice to face is – do I want to do the work of meeting their expectations, or do I want to deal with the judging?

    it sucks that people do that/are that way.

    and Shanna’s behavior was awesome.

    Reply
  53. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  54. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  55. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  56. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  57. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  58. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  59. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  60. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  61. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  62. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  63. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  64. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  65. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  66. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  67. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  68. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  69. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  70. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  71. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  72. akienm

    I had something remotely like this happen about a week ago here on the streets of SF. I laughed at them and said “Silly status game to try and make yourself feel superior. Grade school difficulty level. Score? 2.0. You fail!” Of course, I am playing the same game, just at the middle school level.

    Reply
  73. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  74. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  75. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  76. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  77. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  78. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  79. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  80. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  81. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  82. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  83. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  84. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  85. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  86. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  87. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  88. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  89. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  90. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  91. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  92. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  93. rbus

    i don’t pay attention to nothin’ no more.
    such problems vanish in such a reality.

    though…
    i think you shoulda
    sticked yer finger in yer bellybutton
    and then sniffed it.

    i don’t follow your postings anywhere else.
    but don’t worry ’bout me.
    just do whatever you want!

    Reply
  94. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  95. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  96. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  97. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  98. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  99. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  100. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  101. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  102. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  103. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  104. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  105. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  106. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  107. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  108. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  109. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  110. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  111. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  112. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  113. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  114. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  115. anima_fauxsis

    I can’t help thinking of my sister. She feels like she has special credentials to judge everyone on arbitrary things that only she feels is important. What I have learned form her: everything you thought you were being judged on may not, actually by the thing. She may be completely offended by your pairing of blouse style with slacks and may have thought you should “just know.” AND your kid is awesome. Can I borrow your kid whenever I have to see my sister?

    Reply
  116. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  117. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  118. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  119. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  120. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  121. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  122. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  123. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  124. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  125. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  126. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  127. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  128. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  129. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  130. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  131. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  132. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  133. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  134. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  135. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  136. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  137. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  138. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply
  139. tshuma

    People suck. I don’t get attempting to shame someone publicly because they chose a different look than what someone else expects. Having the opinion is one thing. Attempting to communicate that judgement is well beyond bounds. Rawr!

    Reply

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