You are fat says the woman driving down the street.
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I will seriously never stop being shocked by things like this.
Look, I'm not the nicest person in the world. I'm quite blunt and don't have a great filter and sometimes when I'm mad I do say stuff to hurt a person's feelings. But never on my absolute bottom-of-the-barrel worst day ever would I say something *to a stranger* *about their physical appearance*.
A person who acts like that must exist in a really poisonous mental and emotional place. OP, imagine how horrible you would have to feel before you would say something awful like that to someone. Now realize that the woman who said to you feels like that all of the time.
This also ties back to socio--political-religious issues where females are seen as property and therefore anyone has the right to comment on your appearance since you are not a fully autonomous being.
I WISH I had the confidence to show my jelly belly off the world, I really really do. We're about the same as far as our weight loss goals and where we're at but you are light years ahead of me when it comes to confidence, and I really respect you for that!!
Since I'm super mean, I would probably have gone with, "Nobody likes you at all, do they?" as a reply. It's super mean because it's true.0 -
I haven't had this happen, but I would blow kisses and wink.
Nothing upsets angry people more than absurd happiness.
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I think you're pretty.0
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I wouldn't acknowledge any person who said this to me. You never know - that may be the wacko that has a gun and is willing to use it if confronted. Just walk away.0
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Bras are meant to be worn UNDER clothing. Even on someone very thin and fit, this is really not appropriate attire unless at the gym or actively on a run.
While her comments were meant-spirited, it sounds like you know that you shouldn't be dressed that way in public, right?-1 -
azulvioleta6 wrote: »Bras are meant to be worn UNDER clothing. Even on someone very thin and fit, this is really not appropriate attire unless at the gym or actively on a run.
While her comments were meant-spirited, it sounds like you know that you shouldn't be dressed that way in public, right?
Oh please. Mothers can whip out their tits in public to feed their babies but she can't rock her sports bra Brandi Chastain style so as not to die of heart stroke? People are funny.0 -
gothicfires wrote: »I would have flipped her the bird and told her to go eff herself.
+1azulvioleta6 wrote: »Bras are meant to be worn UNDER clothing. Even on someone very thin and fit, this is really not appropriate attire unless at the gym or actively on a run.
While her comments were meant-spirited, it sounds like you know that you shouldn't be dressed that way in public, right?
So because she didn't wear a shirt, she was asking to be insulted by a random stranger?0 -
It sounds like it was really hot outside and you were dressed in a sports bra to deal with it. I don't see anything wrong with that. Maybe she was 'jealous' of you, not really commenting on your weight. Maybe you looked 'cute' in your bra. Totally silly that people are so concerned with what you're wearing.0
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azulvioleta6 wrote: »Bras are meant to be worn UNDER clothing. Even on someone very thin and fit, this is really not appropriate attire unless at the gym or actively on a run.
While her comments were meant-spirited, it sounds like you know that you shouldn't be dressed that way in public, right?
People have no sense of decency anymore. Why, just yesterday I was at the soda fountain and I saw a gentleman there who did not remove his hat!0 -
Wait...did she say you were fat or just that you needed to wear a shirt?0
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Hi Sillycat,
next time something like this happens, the best is to smile and wave (nicely, not the finger) at them, that drives them really mad lol.0 -
That person was an idiot. Anyone who yells things at random strangers walking is usually a nut case. I know ita hard, but try to let this go.0
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arditarose wrote: »Wait...did she say you were fat or just that you needed to wear a shirt?
I was also wondering this. It couldve been a modesty thing. Maybe she was just offended by the op wearing a sport bra out doors and meant nothing weight related.0 -
thorsmom01 wrote: »arditarose wrote: »Wait...did she say you were fat or just that you needed to wear a shirt?
I was also wondering this. It couldve been a modesty thing. Maybe she was just offended by the op wearing a sport bra out doors and meant nothing weight related.
Yeah I mean, not that it's NICE to yell things at people...Just wondering if that is all she said.0 -
azulvioleta6 wrote: »Bras are meant to be worn UNDER clothing. Even on someone very thin and fit, this is really not appropriate attire unless at the gym or actively on a run.
While her comments were meant-spirited, it sounds like you know that you shouldn't be dressed that way in public, right?
Lamesauce.arditarose wrote: »Wait...did she say you were fat or just that you needed to wear a shirt?
Now I want to know this, too.0 -
arditarose wrote: »thorsmom01 wrote: »arditarose wrote: »Wait...did she say you were fat or just that you needed to wear a shirt?
I was also wondering this. It couldve been a modesty thing. Maybe she was just offended by the op wearing a sport bra out doors and meant nothing weight related.
Yeah I mean, not that it's NICE to yell things at people...Just wondering if that is all she said.
Same here. I agree that its never okay to yell anything insulting at a stranger, but there are people who get really bent out of shape about modesty. So this lady couldve just been upset about the lack of a shirt and this whole thing isn't weight related at all.0 -
I always my beginning pick handy on my phone. Looking at yours, i would have pulled one up and showed them, then asked them if they are working on that that poor effing attitude that is making them ugly to other people0
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azulvioleta6 wrote: »Bras are meant to be worn UNDER clothing. Even on someone very thin and fit, this is really not appropriate attire unless at the gym or actively on a run.
While her comments were meant-spirited, it sounds like you know that you shouldn't be dressed that way in public, right?
So what you're saying is it's ok to wear a sports bra at a gym or outside running but not walking? Is that because no one will see you running by in your sports bra because you're running super fast? Or because no one will be paying attention to you at the gym because they have blinders on? I mean really? Seriously??! What is the difference?0 -
Essentially, I was wearing a sports bra because it's 95 degrees where I am at. It's very hot and it's the only real time I can get exercise in. Yes, I was on a public road, they pulled in the parking lot where I was walking and decided to insult me, after I walked up to her car, my husband said Mam, that wasn't called for and she said well she needs to wear a shirt because that's just "NASTY". I am normally actively on a run, the day this happened I decided to walk, I actually waffled between wearing a shirt or not. It was too hot and I didn't want the excess heat on me. I was minding my own business as I was going through the parking lot. I used to wear sports bra's all the time, I was thinner yes, but with my 30 pound weight loss that I've had, I felt relatively good about wearing it, I've been wearing it, I guess I just ran into someone who I offended by the way I look.0
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SillyCat1975 wrote: »Essentially, I was wearing a sports bra because it's 95 degrees where I am at. It's very hot and it's the only real time I can get exercise in. Yes, I was on a public road, they pulled in the parking lot where I was walking and decided to insult me, after I walked up to her car, my husband said Mam, that wasn't called for and she said well she needs to wear a shirt because that's just "NASTY". I am normally actively on a run, the day this happened I decided to walk, I actually waffled between wearing a shirt or not. It was too hot and I didn't want the excess heat on me. I was minding my own business as I was going through the parking lot. I used to wear sports bra's all the time, I was thinner yes, but with my 30 pound weight loss that I've had, I felt relatively good about wearing it, I've been wearing it, I guess I just ran into someone who I offended by the way I look.
From the sounds of it, you didn't offend her. She is just dumb.0
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