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Started by Olivia-Anne, June 28, 2013, 07:44:16 PM

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BunnyBee

Quote from: MariaMx on July 02, 2013, 10:42:42 AM
I think the first thing people noticed was that I started to look gay. Super gay.

Yeah, what is up with that?  I still haven't asked my friend, how do you look gay?

@Maidoforleans, I remember a guy that kept telling me I was glowing and that I lit up the room when I came in.  Kind of strange things to say to somebody you think is a guy, I guess, but it made me feel good of course :)
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Carrie Liz

Quote from: Jen on July 02, 2013, 12:22:02 PM
Yeah, what is up with that?  I still haven't asked my friend, how do you look gay?

I don't know, but everyone does think that they have a "gaydar," which is usually based on feminine mannerisms and having a feminine appearance.

And again, I got hit on by a gay guy at work a couple of months ago, so apparently I'm setting it off. Nobody has outright said anything, but a lot of my male co-workers have given me strange looks and said that I'm "weird," so they can definitely tell that something's up, they just haven't said anything about it yet.
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sandrauk

Well you can get away with anything but they will notice.

During my teaching time (in the eighties) I got:

from the kids
You don't have much beard shadow
Nice tanga briefs sir (I was bent over and my trousers must have been thinner than I thought)
Your skin is very soft

from the Teachers
Do you pluck your eyebrows?
from anothr:
You pluck your eyebrows, manicure long nails, long hair, dye your hair, style your hair, Do you dress in womens clothes at night?
We are going to call you monsieur le bouf (for my bouffant  hairdo)

I still thought I'd pretty much got away with it but when I went to leave the school, they held an assembly, as was the practice, to say goodbye.
I got cajoled into having rollers put in my hair (I protested but secretly thinking, yes please) and then pulled in front of all the kids. The head said Mr ---- is leaving but we've managed to find a suitable replacement. Then one of the fourteen year old girls  walked into the hall wearing my jacket. She did actually look like me. It still cracks me up when I think about it, I was in stitches at the time.

Guess I hadn't got away with it, people probably had avoided me but I can't say it mattered  or that I cared.

Least I didn't do what a TV friend did. He was a dentist and during lunch he realised he'd conducted his morning surgery with a suspender belt strap hanging out of his trousers.

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