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Pica Pica

england tries so hard on the 5 days on sunshine anyway.
'For the circle may be squared with rising and swelling.' Kit Smart
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Laura Eva B

Quote from: Pica Pica on April 27, 2008, 02:16:33 PM
england tries so hard on the 5 days on sunshine anyway.

Oh, come on .... we get 15 days at least ... ;) ...

Guess I'm slightly "envious" of younger women in general, its not so much looks based as the fact that they're experiencing a life I missed out on.

I'd like to think if I'd been born with the right body I would have been beautiful, and judging by my childhood photos, and my mum's looks I guess I would have.  But most women have body image hang ups and are envious of other women.

What really brings a lump to my throat is seeing a smart young "middle class" mum, cuddling an impeccably dressed, beautiful young child .... and thinking "if only".

But I'm thankful for what I've got, and that whatever else I can be myself at last !

Laura x
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Pica Pica

Quote from: Laura Eva B on April 27, 2008, 10:39:54 PM

What really brings a lump to my throat is seeing a smart young "middle class" mum, cuddling an impeccably dressed, beautiful young child .... and thinking "if only".


I see that and despise the child. I don't like what them impeccably dressed middle classed children grow up into.
'For the circle may be squared with rising and swelling.' Kit Smart
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Laura Eva B

Quote from: Pica Pica on April 28, 2008, 06:30:35 AM
[I see that and despise the child. I don't like what them impeccably dressed middle classed children grow up into.

Guess I meant "middle class" as opposed to all those "council estate", benefits / breadline living, single teenage mums pushing their screaming babies around in prams and on the buses, who you see so many of around town .... I don't envy them their choice at all !

I've no class bias and my folks were working class immigrants, but by broad definition most of my colleagues and friends are "middle class / professional" .... and you would tar all their children with the same brush ..  ??? ...

Would I say that the children of the girls I've described grow up into ill educated, ill disciplined, teenage hooligans, tearaways, wasters ... :o ... ?

Laura x

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Pica Pica

No but the impeccable ones - and it was the impeccable what did it - seem to grow into mojito drinking, arrogant people, who's relative success has been pretty much sorted from birth and who know it. They complain at getting only 26 thousand pound a year salary and walk three a-piece on the pavements slowly.
'For the circle may be squared with rising and swelling.' Kit Smart
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RebeccaFog

I'm with Pica on this except that, after that last description, I want to smash them all in the teeth.



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lady amarant

Quote from: Pica Pica on April 28, 2008, 07:07:16 AM
They complain at getting only 26 thousand pound a year salary and walk three a-piece on the pavements slowly.

Grrrrrr. And there are enough of the buggers around the Square Mile to fill a city unto themselves. What gets me the worst is they WON'T so much as move a shoulder to let you pass, never mind drop into file for the second it takes you to pass. No, they expect you to get off the pavement to go around them.

Aaaaaaaaaaaargh!!!

~Simone.
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Lutin

Well then, your challenge, should you wish to accept, is to *make* the silly bints move. I don't know, stare them down and keep on walking or something. Take the lawnmower for a stroll. I'd normally go for the harmonious, pacifist way of walking around them, but I hate ditsy up-themselves girls.
     (When I was at primary school one of my friends was very girly and pretty, and her mum was *always* comparing the two of us in areas where her daughter was *clearly* superior. We fell out of touch when we went to high school, but as our little brothers are both friends we do still have contact with the family, and her mum *still* does it. "Oh, she hasn't been doing any exercise for ages and eats whatever she likes and she's still as thin as a rake, isn't it unfair, Lutin?" Cheers. I think I have a phobia of the "princess" type (she has it sprawled across the back windscreen of her car) and their mothers. (The fact that I went better academically at school and uni of course means bugger all).

Sorry, I seem to rant a lot... :-\ I swear I'm not as bitter or self-centred as my rants sound. :embarrassed:

(No offence to any "princess" types out there, by the way).


Lutin
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cindybc

Hey, I can identify with this post. I was raised by middle class hard working folks who as I remember as being caring an loving folks, maybe that is where I got it from even though I went through a lot of butt kicking by my so called  peers at at school. Home to me was my Shangri-la where I could escape from all the other crap of reality through imagination and exploration of the homeland that was simply called the homestead. 

QuoteOh, come on .... we get 15 days at least ...  ...

Guess I'm slightly "envious" of younger women in general, its not so much looks based as the fact that they're experiencing a life I missed out on.

I'd like to think if I'd been born with the right body I would have been beautiful, and judging by my childhood photos, and my mum's looks I guess I would have.  But most women have body image hang ups and are envious of other women.

What really brings a lump to my throat is seeing a smart young "middle class" mum, cuddling an impeccably dressed, beautiful young child .... and thinking "if only".

But I'm thankful for what I've got, and that whatever else I can be myself at last !

Laura x

Cindy
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Eva Marie

I just attended a concert that drew a lot of young ladies. As I was observing these young women I was struck by the possibilities that they have in life that I'll never have as a bio male. Seems like a great time to be a GG.
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Gracie Faise

Many times I feel envy, but not any type of aggression.
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