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Frankie_Felinius wrote: »lilaclovebird wrote: »bethanie0825 wrote: »I just caught up from this morning...the whole convo about bitchy eyebrows made me laugh! Never heard of that either. I've been accused of having resting b*tch face at work.
I have also been told I have this condition.
My 5th grade teacher Mr. Nettles said I had a 'natural frown' and my social studies teacher asked me if I was Native American because I looked 'Scary Stoic'. Apparently, I've always had an intimidating rest face and when working days I CONSTANTLY get told to smile.
I thought you were Native American.
I am. I never thought to ask my dad about my heritage from HIS side of the family until she mentioned it. I just assumed I was plain ol' Mexican.0 -
jennifer_417 wrote: »You know, I'm all for a bit of harmless flirting (I am single, after all!), but when a random guy on here messages me just to tell me that he's administering himself a "massage"...just...ick!
ugh that's just wrong...i hate when guys think it's ok to just come at us with b.s like that.0 -
vanillarose77 wrote: »jennifer_417 wrote: »You know, I'm all for a bit of harmless flirting (I am single, after all!), but when a random guy on here messages me just to tell me that he's administering himself a "massage"...just...ick!
ugh that's just wrong...i hate when guys think it's ok to just come at us with b.s like that.
it's just such a turn off unless you've been talking for awhile dont make that be the first thing you tell me0 -
Flirting is all good...but there is a line that should not be crossed unless bit agree to cross that line.0
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jennifer_417 wrote: »You know, I'm all for a bit of harmless flirting (I am single, after all!), but when a random guy on here messages me just to tell me that he's administering himself a "massage"...just...ick!
If it's a random guy, I'm NOT for that. If it's a guy I am interested in... I'm okay hearing that.
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^^^^ good statement0
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It's one thing if I'm in a relationship with someone...but to just get that from a rando? Way out of line!0
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agreed0
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lilaclovebird wrote: »Frankie_Felinius wrote: »lilaclovebird wrote: »bethanie0825 wrote: »I just caught up from this morning...the whole convo about bitchy eyebrows made me laugh! Never heard of that either. I've been accused of having resting b*tch face at work.
I have also been told I have this condition.
My 5th grade teacher Mr. Nettles said I had a 'natural frown' and my social studies teacher asked me if I was Native American because I looked 'Scary Stoic'. Apparently, I've always had an intimidating rest face and when working days I CONSTANTLY get told to smile.
I thought you were Native American.
I am. I never thought to ask my dad about my heritage from HIS side of the family until she mentioned it. I just assumed I was plain ol' Mexican.
Oh! I WAS right! I know what your teacher meant. There is a dignified stoicism about you that I see in many Native American faces.
Side story:
When I was little, I wanted to grow up to be a Native American. (I know, I know NOW that wasn't an option!) I even dressed as one for YEARS for Halloween...and just in general. When I was 20 I met my blonde haired green eyed father who told me I had a great great blah blah who was Native American. He was a bit of a compulsive liar so I don't believe him but a part of me wanted to! I'm really just as German as they come.
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jennifer_417 wrote: »You know, I'm all for a bit of harmless flirting (I am single, after all!), but when a random guy on here messages me just to tell me that he's administering himself a "massage"...just...ick!
Blech. I don't get too much unwanted attention on here but on IG...mothertruckers send DMs frequently that I never open. No. Thank. You.
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^^^^ guess I am old school but WHY??? I mean get to know they person and if you are an agrreement to continue in a different aspect then so be it..but don't start as "stupid" right from the beginning...not smart0
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I haven't had that issue on her thankfully. No thank you!0
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airdale8263 wrote: »^^^^ guess I am old school but WHY??? I mean get to know they person and if you are an agrreement to continue in a different aspect then so be it..but don't start as "stupid" right from the beginning...not smart
Exactly. Like, do you really expect to get a positive response to that kind of message?0 -
^^^ no I don't ..just saying what I think is the way to talk to a lady.0
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airdale8263 wrote: »^^^ no I don't ..just saying what I think is the way to talk to a lady.
Oh sorry, I didn't mean YOU you, I meant "you," the guy who sent themessage. If that makes sense... I actually completely agree with your statement!
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Aw. Hope I didn't accidentally chase that guy off.0
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jennifer_417 wrote: »Aw. Hope I didn't accidentally chase that guy off.
Nah, prolly either went to bed or had stuff to do same as the rest of us.
I just finished my first rounds so I'm gonna chow down!
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Trying to catch up here, but have been so busy lately. The lab just cannot get fully staffed0
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jennifer_417 wrote: »Aw. Hope I didn't accidentally chase that guy off.
maybe he left to administer a massage but not tell you about it0 -
jennifer_417 wrote: »Aw. Hope I didn't accidentally chase that guy off.
maybe he left to administer a massage but not tell you about it
I lol'ed at this one.
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jennifer_417 wrote: »Aw. Hope I didn't accidentally chase that guy off.
maybe he left to administer a massage but not tell you about it
Lol!0 -
I want to talk personal space. People who do not give other people their personal space really make my blood boil. I know I'm more sensitive than most to this, but seriously?! At the beginning of my shift, the 2nd shift girl needed help with one of the accounts. So she stands halfway in front of the computer so when I type, my wrists/hands are at a 45 degree angle in order to reach the keyboard. It would have been impossible for me stand directly in front of the computer unless we were touching shoulder to shoulder. Wtf? Fast forward to just now. A guest was having trouble getting into the room. (They left their 13 year old daughter in the room when they left at midnight and just returned at 4 a.m. -- also wtf?!) I realize the daughter has the deadbolt locked and go to get the override key. I return to the room and the man is standing DIRECTLY in front of the door. I say "Excuse me." and he doesn't even move, just turns a little. So I say "Excuse me so I can try this key." He moves like, 3 inches...so I am almost shoulder to shoulder with him when I try the door.
Seriously?! Why do people DO this stuff? Or in lines? Why must people stand so close that they are nearly up your butt??? You move ahead a little...they do too. I know I'm not the only person that this bothers. I feel like I'm being suffocated, I get shaky and my anxiety goes through the roof! I know that is an extreme reaction to this and clearly I have a really strong aversion to close proximity of others but still...not cool people. Not cool.0 -
Frankie_Felinius wrote: »I want to talk personal space. People who do not give other people their personal space really make my blood boil. I know I'm more sensitive than most to this, but seriously?! At the beginning of my shift, the 2nd shift girl needed help with one of the accounts. So she stands halfway in front of the computer so when I type, my wrists/hands are at a 45 degree angle in order to reach the keyboard. It would have been impossible for me stand directly in front of the computer unless we were touching shoulder to shoulder. Wtf? Fast forward to just now. A guest was having trouble getting into the room. (They left their 13 year old daughter in the room when they left at midnight and just returned at 4 a.m. -- also wtf?!) I realize the daughter has the deadbolt locked and go to get the override key. I return to the room and the man is standing DIRECTLY in front of the door. I say "Excuse me." and he doesn't even move, just turns a little. So I say "Excuse me so I can try this key." He moves like, 3 inches...so I am almost shoulder to shoulder with him when I try the door.
Seriously?! Why do people DO this stuff? Or in lines? Why must people stand so close that they are nearly up your butt??? You move ahead a little...they do too. I know I'm not the only person that this bothers. I feel like I'm being suffocated, I get shaky and my anxiety goes through the roof! I know that is an extreme reaction to this and clearly I have a really strong aversion to close proximity of others but still...not cool people. Not cool.
no it bothers me in line when they are almost hitting me with their cart but i dont think i get extremely as upset as you do...lol0 -
Frankie_Felinius wrote: »I want to talk personal space. People who do not give other people their personal space really make my blood boil. I know I'm more sensitive than most to this, but seriously?! At the beginning of my shift, the 2nd shift girl needed help with one of the accounts. So she stands halfway in front of the computer so when I type, my wrists/hands are at a 45 degree angle in order to reach the keyboard. It would have been impossible for me stand directly in front of the computer unless we were touching shoulder to shoulder. Wtf? Fast forward to just now. A guest was having trouble getting into the room. (They left their 13 year old daughter in the room when they left at midnight and just returned at 4 a.m. -- also wtf?!) I realize the daughter has the deadbolt locked and go to get the override key. I return to the room and the man is standing DIRECTLY in front of the door. I say "Excuse me." and he doesn't even move, just turns a little. So I say "Excuse me so I can try this key." He moves like, 3 inches...so I am almost shoulder to shoulder with him when I try the door.
Seriously?! Why do people DO this stuff? Or in lines? Why must people stand so close that they are nearly up your butt??? You move ahead a little...they do too. I know I'm not the only person that this bothers. I feel like I'm being suffocated, I get shaky and my anxiety goes through the roof! I know that is an extreme reaction to this and clearly I have a really strong aversion to close proximity of others but still...not cool people. Not cool.
The last time I was in line and someone was 'up my butt' I just turned and said, "Are you going to buy my lunch?" They were all confused "No..." My response: "Dinner then? Because if you're going to be up my *kitten* you could at least take me out first. Did you bring the lube? I think I might have some in the car..."
They backed up at this point and looked at me all grossed out.
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lilaclovebird wrote: »Frankie_Felinius wrote: »I want to talk personal space. People who do not give other people their personal space really make my blood boil. I know I'm more sensitive than most to this, but seriously?! At the beginning of my shift, the 2nd shift girl needed help with one of the accounts. So she stands halfway in front of the computer so when I type, my wrists/hands are at a 45 degree angle in order to reach the keyboard. It would have been impossible for me stand directly in front of the computer unless we were touching shoulder to shoulder. Wtf? Fast forward to just now. A guest was having trouble getting into the room. (They left their 13 year old daughter in the room when they left at midnight and just returned at 4 a.m. -- also wtf?!) I realize the daughter has the deadbolt locked and go to get the override key. I return to the room and the man is standing DIRECTLY in front of the door. I say "Excuse me." and he doesn't even move, just turns a little. So I say "Excuse me so I can try this key." He moves like, 3 inches...so I am almost shoulder to shoulder with him when I try the door.
Seriously?! Why do people DO this stuff? Or in lines? Why must people stand so close that they are nearly up your butt??? You move ahead a little...they do too. I know I'm not the only person that this bothers. I feel like I'm being suffocated, I get shaky and my anxiety goes through the roof! I know that is an extreme reaction to this and clearly I have a really strong aversion to close proximity of others but still...not cool people. Not cool.
The last time I was in line and someone was 'up my butt' I just turned and said, "Are you going to buy my lunch?" They were all confused "No..." My response: "Dinner then? Because if you're going to be up my *kitten* you could at least take me out first. Did you bring the lube? I think I might have some in the car..."
They backed up at this point and looked at me all grossed out.
lmao i dont have the balls to get confrontational like that although that's what i'd be thinking0 -
vanillarose77 wrote: »lilaclovebird wrote: »Frankie_Felinius wrote: »I want to talk personal space. People who do not give other people their personal space really make my blood boil. I know I'm more sensitive than most to this, but seriously?! At the beginning of my shift, the 2nd shift girl needed help with one of the accounts. So she stands halfway in front of the computer so when I type, my wrists/hands are at a 45 degree angle in order to reach the keyboard. It would have been impossible for me stand directly in front of the computer unless we were touching shoulder to shoulder. Wtf? Fast forward to just now. A guest was having trouble getting into the room. (They left their 13 year old daughter in the room when they left at midnight and just returned at 4 a.m. -- also wtf?!) I realize the daughter has the deadbolt locked and go to get the override key. I return to the room and the man is standing DIRECTLY in front of the door. I say "Excuse me." and he doesn't even move, just turns a little. So I say "Excuse me so I can try this key." He moves like, 3 inches...so I am almost shoulder to shoulder with him when I try the door.
Seriously?! Why do people DO this stuff? Or in lines? Why must people stand so close that they are nearly up your butt??? You move ahead a little...they do too. I know I'm not the only person that this bothers. I feel like I'm being suffocated, I get shaky and my anxiety goes through the roof! I know that is an extreme reaction to this and clearly I have a really strong aversion to close proximity of others but still...not cool people. Not cool.
The last time I was in line and someone was 'up my butt' I just turned and said, "Are you going to buy my lunch?" They were all confused "No..." My response: "Dinner then? Because if you're going to be up my *kitten* you could at least take me out first. Did you bring the lube? I think I might have some in the car..."
They backed up at this point and looked at me all grossed out.
lmao i dont have the balls to get confrontational like that although that's what i'd be thinking
A lot of times, when you do things like that in broad daylight (it was lunch time) and most people around you are sober, they don't quite know what the heck to do with your 'crazy @$$' and generally try to tone things down or get away from the situation as quickly as possible.
I wouldn't try *kitten* like that in a bar. Of course, in a bar, I'm usually drinking, turning into a 'love muffin' and then I'M the person who has no respect for anyone's personal space.
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lol0
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You were told when you checked in that breakfast starts at 6:30. Why would you feel free to GO INTO THE HOTEL KITCHEN, TURN THE LIGHTS ON, AND START HELPING YOURSELVES?0
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jennifer_417 wrote: »You were told when you checked in that breakfast starts at 6:30. Why would you feel free to GO INTO THE HOTEL KITCHEN, TURN THE LIGHTS ON, AND START HELPING YOURSELVES?
WTH?! WHO DOES THAT?!
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