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"I think it speaks more about her own insecurities than it does on anyone she happens to be saying that about. I suspect she actually wishes she looked EXACTLY like you (she possibly even fancies you herself) but, knowing she doesn't, is trying to convince herself that you are not her boyfriends type." ( | |||
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"Aargh. I fucked up the main sentence. She said she’s ugly isn’t she. See not even my phone knows that word!" Was she being ironic? Or should it be rhetorical? Clearly you are very attractive. What worries me is that you were in Greggs! | |||
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"Firstly, you're beautiful, Secondly, it's pure jealousy 9n her part that she wished she was a fraction as gorgeous as you Lastly, you're incredible and don't ever let anyone tell you differently " facking hell mate | |||
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"Annie , well done xx " . | |||
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"Annie , well done xx . " (IknowhowtodoemojisIjustdontifIcanavoidit) | |||
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"Walking out of greggs towards the car and some woman and her boyfriend walking towards me and she straight up says “she’s icky isn’t she” What’s even more shocking, I didn’t even say anything. It’s like I had quick flash before eyes of how the scenario would’ve gone down, I fully had the option and capability of saying what the fuck did you just say, but my pizza was in my hand and the thought of having bit of an argument in a car park just wasn’t worth the pizza going cold. Or is it just growth and my counselling kicking in that I don’t react to stupid things. Please don’t concentrate on the fact she called me ugly, that’s not the issue. I absolutely do not need or want people to say I’m not ugly. I know I’m not, that’s not the point of the post but more to acknowledge that I didn’t react and also what a weirdo for saying that. Like even if she thought I was why would you say that to a person? I wasn’t a threat to her, I was all eyes on my pizza. She looked like she’d had her rice crispies this morning, the snap the CRACKle and the pop, emphasis on the crack. Bkack knee high boots on over a pair of adidas tracksuit bottoms. Seeing this just now makes me see things from the other side. Like if you’re with a boyfriend/partner and you try and slag another woman off it just makes you look stupid and draws attention to the woman you’re hoping your partner doesn’t see. Very odd but proud of myself. " Why did she say it? Who knows, bad say, insecurities.... No matter my issues with any other woman, I make a point of never bringing their appearance into it. It's petty, immature and just makes you look like a fucking clown. I don't need to bring other women down to build myself up. | |||
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"Right appreciate nice comments yeah lovely. But trust and believe me when I say that’s not the point of the thread. It’s to acknowledge that previously I would’ve at the least verbally confronted her and been vicious but I just thought what’s the point? I could start shouting at someone and look like a fool or just get in the car and get to my mums to look in her studio Xmas book and eat my pizza and drink my mocha which was my original plan. It’s growth for me. Also it’s a learning thing I’ve been guilty of it in the past when I’ve been with a guy and he’s commented on another woman, I’ve been like ahh well she ain’t all that blah blah blah which then gives that other woman some sort of ‘power’ maybe power isn’t the right word. When you should just say yeah she’s nice isn’t she. Which shows you’re comfortable with yourself, you’re not a loony and so on. " Congratulations on growing as a person. It is always good to evolve past the behaviour of children. | |||
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"Right appreciate nice comments yeah lovely. But trust and believe me when I say that’s not the point of the thread. It’s to acknowledge that previously I would’ve at the least verbally confronted her and been vicious but I just thought what’s the point? I could start shouting at someone and look like a fool or just get in the car and get to my mums to look in her studio Xmas book and eat my pizza and drink my mocha which was my original plan. It’s growth for me. Also it’s a learning thing I’ve been guilty of it in the past when I’ve been with a guy and he’s commented on another woman, I’ve been like ahh well she ain’t all that blah blah blah which then gives that other woman some sort of ‘power’ maybe power isn’t the right word. When you should just say yeah she’s nice isn’t she. Which shows you’re comfortable with yourself, you’re not a loony and so on. " The fact that you realised the flaw in your character and the insecurity that would make you react and moved on gives you ‘ the power’ you didn’t react which could be perceived as ‘your opinion doesn’t matter to me because I don’t value you or it!’ Id say win win!! | |||
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"Annie, Is it important for you to be listened to? I mean, listened to with regard to being understood and then treated in a way that's appropriate to what you said ?" Ahh fuck I don’t understand understand the second question First one is it important I’m listened to, depends on the context. Sometimes I talk to myself so I’m always listening then. Gonna have to do double layman’s terms for me to answer the second part. | |||
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"Anyway....how was the pizza? " I do like a pepperoni slice, it was good. | |||
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"Anyway....how was the pizza? " And what toppings? | |||
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"Anyway....how was the pizza? I do like a pepperoni slice, it was good. " Well then, that's all that matters x | |||
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"m The fact that you realised the flaw in your character and the insecurity that would make you react and moved on gives you ‘ the power’ you didn’t react which could be perceived as ‘your opinion doesn’t matter to me because I don’t value you or it!’ Id say win win!! " this. It’s so peaceful. Considering that I nearly had an actual fight in Iceland a few Xmas’ ago over a box of sticky chicken skewers. It’s so embarrassing to look back. | |||
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"I think it speaks more about her own insecurities than it does on anyone she happens to be saying that about. I suspect she actually wishes she looked EXACTLY like you (she possibly even fancies you herself) but, knowing she doesn't, is trying to convince herself that you are not her boyfriends type." Very much this! Just take it as a massive compliment Annie. | |||
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"I think it speaks more about her own insecurities than it does on anyone she happens to be saying that about. I suspect she actually wishes she looked EXACTLY like you (she possibly even fancies you herself) but, knowing she doesn't, is trying to convince herself that you are not her boyfriends type. Very much this! Just take it as a massive compliment Annie. " It’s not even a compliment. I just wanted to be tell her stop, you don’t need to be like this. Your boyfriend clearly loves you cos he’s walking round with you in broad daylight whilst you’re wearing high heel boots with tracksuit bottoms like. | |||
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"I think it speaks more about her own insecurities than it does on anyone she happens to be saying that about. I suspect she actually wishes she looked EXACTLY like you (she possibly even fancies you herself) but, knowing she doesn't, is trying to convince herself that you are not her boyfriends type. Very much this! Just take it as a massive compliment Annie. It’s not even a compliment. I just wanted to be tell her stop, you don’t need to be like this. Your boyfriend clearly loves you cos he’s walking round with you in broad daylight whilst you’re wearing high heel boots with tracksuit bottoms like. " What a vision. Compliment in that she was clearly so intimidated by you that she felt the need to say something. Same as abusive mails on here. If they weren't intimidated/ jealous they wouldn't say anything. | |||
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"Obvs she is a bit insecure and he probably agreed to avoid a smack! You're hot as!" He just looked embarrassed. My head did spin towards her like Regan off the exorcist but that was it. | |||
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"No offence Annie fair play not to react there and then but you are showing immaturity by slagging her of on here because of how she apparently looked....a bit of pot and kettle isn't it????" 100% this completely | |||
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"Walking out of greggs towards the car and some woman and her boyfriend walking towards me and she straight up says “she’s icky isn’t she” What’s even more shocking, I didn’t even say anything. It’s like I had quick flash before eyes of how the scenario would’ve gone down, I fully had the option and capability of saying what the fuck did you just say, but my pizza was in my hand and the thought of having bit of an argument in a car park just wasn’t worth the pizza going cold. Or is it just growth and my counselling kicking in that I don’t react to stupid things. Please don’t concentrate on the fact she called me ugly, that’s not the issue. I absolutely do not need or want people to say I’m not ugly. I know I’m not, that’s not the point of the post but more to acknowledge that I didn’t react and also what a weirdo for saying that. Like even if she thought I was why would you say that to a person? I wasn’t a threat to her, I was all eyes on my pizza. She looked like she’d had her rice crispies this morning, the snap the CRACKle and the pop, emphasis on the crack. Bkack knee high boots on over a pair of adidas tracksuit bottoms. Seeing this just now makes me see things from the other side. Like if you’re with a boyfriend/partner and you try and slag another woman off it just makes you look stupid and draws attention to the woman you’re hoping your partner doesn’t see. Very odd but proud of myself. " I would have done the same ie.. prioritised the pizza as I’m not a fan of cold pizza haha but probably would have let out with a couple of expletives. I think it’s good not to get upset or care about a strangers opinion. Why should somebody let there feelings be hurt by somebody who you habe no respect for or care about. Also people projecting hate like that must be insecure, Jealous or as you implied not in right state of mind( high) . Just have to hope one day they stop being a dick and become happier in themselves. This quote comes to mind on your good decision to ignore the comment. ‘You will never reach your destination if you stop and throw stones at every dog that barks.’ All the best | |||
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"No offence Annie fair play not to react there and then but you are showing immaturity by slagging her of on here because of how she apparently looked....a bit of pot and kettle isn't it????" Just a factual description IC1 female, POI appears haggard, possible drug user, wearing black tracksuit type bottoms with white stripes, black high heel boots, dark hair, yellow hooded sweatshirt. Not slagging her off just commenting on her behaviour. | |||
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"The next step is not to assume everything everyone says is about you. It's easy to assume it was but you are not 100% it was. As long as you tune into this thread you won't have let go of the incident..... It's gone now. It exists in your head or nowhere.... Well done on not reacting to someone else's emotional outburst." They were walking towards me and I couldn’t hear any conversation out of them but she was looking at me, when we were shoulder to shoulder side by side (not touching obviously) but that moment just as someone walks passed your actual physical body she said it. Was all within seconds but no you’re right. My friends and my sister are all in work. Got no one to pat me on the back for not biting back. It is hard to not react. Harder than reacting that’s for sure. It’s a new level unlocked but it’s complete peace. When I think back of all situations and drama I’ve ever been involved in. Even sorting out other peoples shit, getting into arguments that weren’t even my arguments just because I used to like confrontation and the odd scrap. Just all could’ve been avoided. | |||
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"No offence Annie fair play not to react there and then but you are showing immaturity by slagging her of on here because of how she apparently looked....a bit of pot and kettle isn't it???? Just a factual description IC1 female, POI appears haggard, possible drug user, wearing black tracksuit type bottoms with white stripes, black high heel boots, dark hair, yellow hooded sweatshirt. Not slagging her off just commenting on her behaviour. " If its her behaviour you are commenting on....Why mention what she was wearing? What has that hot to do with it? | |||
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"Right appreciate nice comments yeah lovely. But trust and believe me when I say that’s not the point of the thread. It’s to acknowledge that previously I would’ve at the least verbally confronted her and been vicious but I just thought what’s the point? I could start shouting at someone and look like a fool or just get in the car and get to my mums to look in her studio Xmas book and eat my pizza and drink my mocha which was my original plan. It’s growth for me. Also it’s a learning thing I’ve been guilty of it in the past when I’ve been with a guy and he’s commented on another woman, I’ve been like ahh well she ain’t all that blah blah blah which then gives that other woman some sort of ‘power’ maybe power isn’t the right word. When you should just say yeah she’s nice isn’t she. Which shows you’re comfortable with yourself, you’re not a loony and so on. " Well done to you for not biting back! It sounds as though you’ve had time to reflect on the situation, and see it for not what was said, but how you reacted which is great! We only have control of ourselves, hopefully the other lady will one day reach a point where she feels secure enough to not comment! Ps I hope you enjoyed your pizza mmm Miss pc | |||
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"Anyway....how was the pizza? I do like a pepperoni slice, it was good. " Great choice | |||
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"No offence Annie fair play not to react there and then but you are showing immaturity by slagging her of on here because of how she apparently looked....a bit of pot and kettle isn't it????" This.. | |||
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"No offence Annie fair play not to react there and then but you are showing immaturity by slagging her of on here because of how she apparently looked....a bit of pot and kettle isn't it???? Just a factual description IC1 female, POI appears haggard, possible drug user, wearing black tracksuit type bottoms with white stripes, black high heel boots, dark hair, yellow hooded sweatshirt. Not slagging her off just commenting on her behaviour. If its her behaviour you are commenting on....Why mention what she was wearing? What has that hot to do with it?" The fact that she commented on my appearance and called me ugly is why I mentioned what she was wearing. I was painting the picture. Now I can’t keep going back to this cos I’m defeating the whole point of me not reacting to stuff. | |||
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"No offence Annie fair play not to react there and then but you are showing immaturity by slagging her of on here because of how she apparently looked....a bit of pot and kettle isn't it???? Just a factual description IC1 female, POI appears haggard, possible drug user, wearing black tracksuit type bottoms with white stripes, black high heel boots, dark hair, yellow hooded sweatshirt. Not slagging her off just commenting on her behaviour. If its her behaviour you are commenting on....Why mention what she was wearing? What has that hot to do with it? The fact that she commented on my appearance and called me ugly is why I mentioned what she was wearing. I was painting the picture. Now I can’t keep going back to this cos I’m defeating the whole point of me not reacting to stuff. " would it matter if she was a 10 and said it. Congrats on not reacting to her face to face. That's a great step. But worth reflecting on if this is a reaction ... And if you'd be happier if this was all water off the proverbial ducks back. And if so ... How to get there. Healing is a journey. | |||
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"Right appreciate nice comments yeah lovely. But trust and believe me when I say that’s not the point of the thread. It’s to acknowledge that previously I would’ve at the least verbally confronted her and been vicious but I just thought what’s the point? I could start shouting at someone and look like a fool or just get in the car and get to my mums to look in her studio Xmas book and eat my pizza and drink my mocha which was my original plan. It’s growth for me. Also it’s a learning thing I’ve been guilty of it in the past when I’ve been with a guy and he’s commented on another woman, I’ve been like ahh well she ain’t all that blah blah blah which then gives that other woman some sort of ‘power’ maybe power isn’t the right word. When you should just say yeah she’s nice isn’t she. Which shows you’re comfortable with yourself, you’re not a loony and so on. Well done to you for not biting back! It sounds as though you’ve had time to reflect on the situation, and see it for not what was said, but how you reacted which is great! We only have control of ourselves, hopefully the other lady will one day reach a point where she feels secure enough to not comment! Ps I hope you enjoyed your pizza mmm Miss pc " Thank you. Even if her boyfriend was the prince of all things handsome I wouldn’t have been interested cos he is hers. I wouldn’t do that to another woman. | |||
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"How rude. You always wait until strangers are fully out of earshot before you say anything. That’s rule 1!" Cheeky | |||
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" Now I’m pissed off cos I’ve been in my mothers house for over half an hour and I can’t find the bloody studio books. If you were a 57 year old woman where would you keep your catalogs? " My tights? | |||
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"Walking out of greggs towards the car and some woman and her boyfriend walking towards me and she straight up says “she’s icky isn’t she” What’s even more shocking, I didn’t even say anything. It’s like I had quick flash before eyes of how the scenario would’ve gone down, I fully had the option and capability of saying what the fuck did you just say, but my pizza was in my hand and the thought of having bit of an argument in a car park just wasn’t worth the pizza going cold. Or is it just growth and my counselling kicking in that I don’t react to stupid things. Please don’t concentrate on the fact she called me ugly, that’s not the issue. I absolutely do not need or want people to say I’m not ugly. I know I’m not, that’s not the point of the post but more to acknowledge that I didn’t react and also what a weirdo for saying that. Like even if she thought I was why would you say that to a person? I wasn’t a threat to her, I was all eyes on my pizza. She looked like she’d had her rice crispies this morning, the snap the CRACKle and the pop, emphasis on the crack. Bkack knee high boots on over a pair of adidas tracksuit bottoms. Seeing this just now makes me see things from the other side. Like if you’re with a boyfriend/partner and you try and slag another woman off it just makes you look stupid and draws attention to the woman you’re hoping your partner doesn’t see. Very odd but proud of myself. " I think you should just said "have you been to spec savers recently"! Clearly blind.... But like you said it's the fa t she said it but some people are just jealous | |||
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" Now I’m pissed off cos I’ve been in my mothers house for over half an hour and I can’t find the bloody studio books. If you were a 57 year old woman where would you keep your catalogs? " On the bookshelf in the library. | |||
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"No offence Annie fair play not to react there and then but you are showing immaturity by slagging her of on here because of how she apparently looked....a bit of pot and kettle isn't it???? Just a factual description IC1 female, POI appears haggard, possible drug user, wearing black tracksuit type bottoms with white stripes, black high heel boots, dark hair, yellow hooded sweatshirt. Not slagging her off just commenting on her behaviour. If its her behaviour you are commenting on....Why mention what she was wearing? What has that hot to do with it? The fact that she commented on my appearance and called me ugly is why I mentioned what she was wearing. I was painting the picture. Now I can’t keep going back to this cos I’m defeating the whole point of me not reacting to stuff. " It still has nothing to do with it. Point is...in a way you have reacted by posting this thread! | |||
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"Walking out of greggs towards the car and some woman and her boyfriend walking towards me and she straight up says “she’s icky isn’t she” What’s even more shocking, I didn’t even say anything. It’s like I had quick flash before eyes of how the scenario would’ve gone down, I fully had the option and capability of saying what the fuck did you just say, but my pizza was in my hand and the thought of having bit of an argument in a car park just wasn’t worth the pizza going cold." Did you not get a sausage roll or steak bake as well as the pizza slice. Thought it's the law visit Gregg's come out with sausage rolls! Whilst I jest you aren't ugly at all, well done for not reacting. It often says more about another person's insecurities than the target of their vitriol. | |||
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"Poor woman Greggs pizza Didn’t know it was a thing Guys trying to chat you up is hilarious She said she knows she’s pretty ( issue right there for me ) I get called ugly, with good reason I do however have great shins " Can your shins be improved on ? | |||
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"Poor woman Greggs pizza Didn’t know it was a thing Guys trying to chat you up is hilarious She said she knows she’s pretty ( issue right there for me ) I get called ugly, with good reason I do however have great shins Can your shins be improved on ?" Only if they were painted gold and played Stairway to Heaven when you pressed them | |||
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"Why do people do it? Like do people have no manners! It isn't what she said which I would find offensive but thinking that it is ok to say out loud not caring that you'd heard it. It's awful. I know you have said abut suffering body dysmorphia in the past? What if that was a trigger? People need to think before they speak. " I’ve never suffered with body dysmorphia think you’ve mentioned this before. Was my ex, my daughters father that had it. I spoke in detail about how he was obsessed with thinking he had dark circles, would spend £100’s on creams. Would only fill up his car on the pay at pump thing, would only like to go to cinemas, would get me to do his shopping and one occasion when we were in Debenhams on the escalator he caught himself in the mirror and we had to leave in the middle of our Xmas shopping. Yeah does that sound familiar? It wasn’t me, was him that had it. I’ve always been happy with how I look. Minus the flat chest hence the boob job in 2007. | |||
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"Walking out of greggs towards the car and some woman and her boyfriend walking towards me and she straight up says “she’s icky isn’t she” What’s even more shocking, I didn’t even say anything. It’s like I had quick flash before eyes of how the scenario would’ve gone down, I fully had the option and capability of saying what the fuck did you just say, but my pizza was in my hand and the thought of having bit of an argument in a car park just wasn’t worth the pizza going cold. Or is it just growth and my counselling kicking in that I don’t react to stupid things. Please don’t concentrate on the fact she called me ugly, that’s not the issue. I absolutely do not need or want people to say I’m not ugly. I know I’m not, that’s not the point of the post but more to acknowledge that I didn’t react and also what a weirdo for saying that. Like even if she thought I was why would you say that to a person? I wasn’t a threat to her, I was all eyes on my pizza. She looked like she’d had her rice crispies this morning, the snap the CRACKle and the pop, emphasis on the crack. Bkack knee high boots on over a pair of adidas tracksuit bottoms. Seeing this just now makes me see things from the other side. Like if you’re with a boyfriend/partner and you try and slag another woman off it just makes you look stupid and draws attention to the woman you’re hoping your partner doesn’t see. Very odd but proud of myself. " I pay no heed to what strangers say. I don't place any value on their opinion of me. | |||
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"Walking out of greggs towards the car and some woman and her boyfriend walking towards me and she straight up says “she’s icky isn’t she” What’s even more shocking, I didn’t even say anything. It’s like I had quick flash before eyes of how the scenario would’ve gone down, I fully had the option and capability of saying what the fuck did you just say, but my pizza was in my hand and the thought of having bit of an argument in a car park just wasn’t worth the pizza going cold. Or is it just growth and my counselling kicking in that I don’t react to stupid things. Please don’t concentrate on the fact she called me ugly, that’s not the issue. I absolutely do not need or want people to say I’m not ugly. I know I’m not, that’s not the point of the post but more to acknowledge that I didn’t react and also what a weirdo for saying that. Like even if she thought I was why would you say that to a person? I wasn’t a threat to her, I was all eyes on my pizza. She looked like she’d had her rice crispies this morning, the snap the CRACKle and the pop, emphasis on the crack. Bkack knee high boots on over a pair of adidas tracksuit bottoms. Seeing this just now makes me see things from the other side. Like if you’re with a boyfriend/partner and you try and slag another woman off it just makes you look stupid and draws attention to the woman you’re hoping your partner doesn’t see. Very odd but proud of myself. " Kickbox her ass.... | |||
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"No offence Annie fair play not to react there and then but you are showing immaturity by slagging her of on here because of how she apparently looked....a bit of pot and kettle isn't it???? It’s nothing like pot and kettle. Saying it out of earshot is one thing, saying it right in front of someone is just fucking nasty. Completely different. Everyone judges. Doing it to someone’s face is just a dick move. So no, that comment is utterly wrong." Everyone judges, not everyone feels the need to voice their judgement either openly to someone's face or (in my opinion worse) behind their backs to strangers online. We have no idea what this woman said or to whom. We only know Annie thought she heard someone being called ugly and believed the comment was aimed at her. She may have misheard or the woman may have been taking about someone else (or she may have done exactly what Annie thought). What we do know for a fact though is Annie has made comments about a strangers looks and a group of randoms on here have decided it's ok to slag off someone they've never met. This other woman has been called everything from blind and jealous to a thunder cunt. I think Annie is right in what she identifies as being important - that she didn't react as she would once have done. I also think those who have pointed out the hypocrisy of her commenting on the other woman's appearance have a very valid point. Not taking a swing at a stranger who pisses you off is obviously a great step towards having a more civil society. Not instigating a group slagging match about them on social media is an even bigger step in the right direction. Given that a lot on society haven't even got past the violence stage I won't be holding my breath that many get past the slagging off a total stranger with no evidence stage... Mr | |||
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"Aargh. I fucked up the main sentence. She said she’s ugly isn’t she. See not even my phone knows that word!" To be honest me and the misses say that but it means she’s drop dead gorgeous we are just jealous | |||
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"No offence Annie fair play not to react there and then but you are showing immaturity by slagging her of on here because of how she apparently looked....a bit of pot and kettle isn't it???? It’s nothing like pot and kettle. Saying it out of earshot is one thing, saying it right in front of someone is just fucking nasty. Completely different. Everyone judges. Doing it to someone’s face is just a dick move. So no, that comment is utterly wrong. Everyone judges, not everyone feels the need to voice their judgement either openly to someone's face or (in my opinion worse) behind their backs to strangers online. We have no idea what this woman said or to whom. We only know Annie thought she heard someone being called ugly and believed the comment was aimed at her. She may have misheard or the woman may have been taking about someone else (or she may have done exactly what Annie thought). What we do know for a fact though is Annie has made comments about a strangers looks and a group of randoms on here have decided it's ok to slag off someone they've never met. This other woman has been called everything from blind and jealous to a thunder cunt. I think Annie is right in what she identifies as being important - that she didn't react as she would once have done. I also think those who have pointed out the hypocrisy of her commenting on the other woman's appearance have a very valid point. Not taking a swing at a stranger who pisses you off is obviously a great step towards having a more civil society. Not instigating a group slagging match about them on social media is an even bigger step in the right direction. Given that a lot on society haven't even got past the violence stage I won't be holding my breath that many get past the slagging off a total stranger with no evidence stage... Mr" I know what I heard. This woman was right next to me when it was said and looking directly at me as she was walking towards me. Also if you saw someone wearing black knee high heeled boots on over pair of Adidas joggers you’d be like what’s this mad cunt up to. It’s a strong look. | |||
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"No offence Annie fair play not to react there and then but you are showing immaturity by slagging her of on here because of how she apparently looked....a bit of pot and kettle isn't it???? It’s nothing like pot and kettle. Saying it out of earshot is one thing, saying it right in front of someone is just fucking nasty. Completely different. Everyone judges. Doing it to someone’s face is just a dick move. So no, that comment is utterly wrong. Everyone judges, not everyone feels the need to voice their judgement either openly to someone's face or (in my opinion worse) behind their backs to strangers online. We have no idea what this woman said or to whom. We only know Annie thought she heard someone being called ugly and believed the comment was aimed at her. She may have misheard or the woman may have been taking about someone else (or she may have done exactly what Annie thought). What we do know for a fact though is Annie has made comments about a strangers looks and a group of randoms on here have decided it's ok to slag off someone they've never met. This other woman has been called everything from blind and jealous to a thunder cunt. I think Annie is right in what she identifies as being important - that she didn't react as she would once have done. I also think those who have pointed out the hypocrisy of her commenting on the other woman's appearance have a very valid point. Not taking a swing at a stranger who pisses you off is obviously a great step towards having a more civil society. Not instigating a group slagging match about them on social media is an even bigger step in the right direction. Given that a lot on society haven't even got past the violence stage I won't be holding my breath that many get past the slagging off a total stranger with no evidence stage... Mr I know what I heard. This woman was right next to me when it was said and looking directly at me as she was walking towards me. Also if you saw someone wearing black knee high heeled boots on over pair of Adidas joggers you’d be like what’s this mad cunt up to. It’s a strong look. " I really don't get why you keep bringing up what she was wearing when you've said previously it was her behaviour..... At the end of the day, it was a comment made by someone you don't know. | |||
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"Big respect for you not kicking off. I totally agree with not letting little thi gs like that get to you. Massive learning curve and you smashed it ?? xx" Obviously she has as she created a thread about it but I think it was the woman's outfit that's annoyed her more | |||
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"Walking out of greggs towards the car and some woman and her boyfriend walking towards me and she straight up says “she’s icky isn’t she” What’s even more shocking, I didn’t even say anything. It’s like I had quick flash before eyes of how the scenario would’ve gone down, I fully had the option and capability of saying what the fuck did you just say, but my pizza was in my hand and the thought of having bit of an argument in a car park just wasn’t worth the pizza going cold. Or is it just growth and my counselling kicking in that I don’t react to stupid things. Please don’t concentrate on the fact she called me ugly, that’s not the issue. I absolutely do not need or want people to say I’m not ugly. I know I’m not, that’s not the point of the post but more to acknowledge that I didn’t react and also what a weirdo for saying that. Like even if she thought I was why would you say that to a person? I wasn’t a threat to her, I was all eyes on my pizza. She looked like she’d had her rice crispies this morning, the snap the CRACKle and the pop, emphasis on the crack. Bkack knee high boots on over a pair of adidas tracksuit bottoms. Seeing this just now makes me see things from the other side. Like if you’re with a boyfriend/partner and you try and slag another woman off it just makes you look stupid and draws attention to the woman you’re hoping your partner doesn’t see. Very odd but proud of myself. " Well done!! (What toppings on your pizza? It could be a deal breaker) | |||
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"No offence Annie fair play not to react there and then but you are showing immaturity by slagging her of on here because of how she apparently looked....a bit of pot and kettle isn't it???? It’s nothing like pot and kettle. Saying it out of earshot is one thing, saying it right in front of someone is just fucking nasty. Completely different. Everyone judges. Doing it to someone’s face is just a dick move. So no, that comment is utterly wrong. Everyone judges, not everyone feels the need to voice their judgement either openly to someone's face or (in my opinion worse) behind their backs to strangers online. We have no idea what this woman said or to whom. We only know Annie thought she heard someone being called ugly and believed the comment was aimed at her. She may have misheard or the woman may have been taking about someone else (or she may have done exactly what Annie thought). What we do know for a fact though is Annie has made comments about a strangers looks and a group of randoms on here have decided it's ok to slag off someone they've never met. This other woman has been called everything from blind and jealous to a thunder cunt. I think Annie is right in what she identifies as being important - that she didn't react as she would once have done. I also think those who have pointed out the hypocrisy of her commenting on the other woman's appearance have a very valid point. Not taking a swing at a stranger who pisses you off is obviously a great step towards having a more civil society. Not instigating a group slagging match about them on social media is an even bigger step in the right direction. Given that a lot on society haven't even got past the violence stage I won't be holding my breath that many get past the slagging off a total stranger with no evidence stage... Mr I know what I heard. This woman was right next to me when it was said and looking directly at me as she was walking towards me. Also if you saw someone wearing black knee high heeled boots on over pair of Adidas joggers you’d be like what’s this mad cunt up to. It’s a strong look. I really don't get why you keep bringing up what she was wearing when you've said previously it was her behaviour..... At the end of the day, it was a comment made by someone you don't know." Right at the moment r I hold you lot (forum) people in such high regard that I care enough to defend what I’m saying. I’m showing that level of respect and courtesy so extend it back to me. Context yeah? I’m answering the previous comment which mentions me slagging off her appearance that’s why I mentioned what she had on again. Also calling someone ugly is worse than saying that they were wearing a mad combination of clothes. | |||
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"No offence Annie fair play not to react there and then but you are showing immaturity by slagging her of on here because of how she apparently looked....a bit of pot and kettle isn't it???? It’s nothing like pot and kettle. Saying it out of earshot is one thing, saying it right in front of someone is just fucking nasty. Completely different. Everyone judges. Doing it to someone’s face is just a dick move. So no, that comment is utterly wrong. Everyone judges, not everyone feels the need to voice their judgement either openly to someone's face or (in my opinion worse) behind their backs to strangers online. We have no idea what this woman said or to whom. We only know Annie thought she heard someone being called ugly and believed the comment was aimed at her. She may have misheard or the woman may have been taking about someone else (or she may have done exactly what Annie thought). What we do know for a fact though is Annie has made comments about a strangers looks and a group of randoms on here have decided it's ok to slag off someone they've never met. This other woman has been called everything from blind and jealous to a thunder cunt. I think Annie is right in what she identifies as being important - that she didn't react as she would once have done. I also think those who have pointed out the hypocrisy of her commenting on the other woman's appearance have a very valid point. Not taking a swing at a stranger who pisses you off is obviously a great step towards having a more civil society. Not instigating a group slagging match about them on social media is an even bigger step in the right direction. Given that a lot on society haven't even got past the violence stage I won't be holding my breath that many get past the slagging off a total stranger with no evidence stage... Mr I know what I heard. This woman was right next to me when it was said and looking directly at me as she was walking towards me. Also if you saw someone wearing black knee high heeled boots on over pair of Adidas joggers you’d be like what’s this mad cunt up to. It’s a strong look. I really don't get why you keep bringing up what she was wearing when you've said previously it was her behaviour..... At the end of the day, it was a comment made by someone you don't know. Right at the moment r I hold you lot (forum) people in such high regard that I care enough to defend what I’m saying. I’m showing that level of respect and courtesy so extend it back to me. Context yeah? I’m answering the previous comment which mentions me slagging off her appearance that’s why I mentioned what she had on again. Also calling someone ugly is worse than saying that they were wearing a mad combination of clothes. " There are worse things to be called. Would you have started a thread had she said you were beautiful and drop dead gorgeous? | |||
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"i find only women do that but sure some funny blokes do as well but guessing its a 95% woman thing call other women "ugly." I’d have to disagree. That’s a massive sweeping generalisation. No "genrilsation" there mate its a fact ie my experience and I'm no spring chicken. Years of working in factories, offices and even a stint as a coach driver, its women on the whole - no generlisation at all." Personal experience doesn't make things a fact. I've heard far more men describe women as ugly than women do so but then my working life has been almost exclusively male. One of the biggest obstacles to resolving differences is so many people believe their experiences are universally true and objective facts. Mr | |||
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"Walking out of greggs towards the car and some woman and her boyfriend walking towards me and she straight up says “she’s icky isn’t she” What’s even more shocking, I didn’t even say anything. It’s like I had quick flash before eyes of how the scenario would’ve gone down, I fully had the option and capability of saying what the fuck did you just say, but my pizza was in my hand and the thought of having bit of an argument in a car park just wasn’t worth the pizza going cold. Or is it just growth and my counselling kicking in that I don’t react to stupid things. Please don’t concentrate on the fact she called me ugly, that’s not the issue. I absolutely do not need or want people to say I’m not ugly. I know I’m not, that’s not the point of the post but more to acknowledge that I didn’t react and also what a weirdo for saying that. Like even if she thought I was why would you say that to a person? I wasn’t a threat to her, I was all eyes on my pizza. She looked like she’d had her rice crispies this morning, the snap the CRACKle and the pop, emphasis on the crack. Bkack knee high boots on over a pair of adidas tracksuit bottoms. Seeing this just now makes me see things from the other side. Like if you’re with a boyfriend/partner and you try and slag another woman off it just makes you look stupid and draws attention to the woman you’re hoping your partner doesn’t see. Very odd but proud of myself. " Don't worry about it love. They were most probably on about your pizza you was carrying?? Unless it was ham an pineapple then you most likely deserved it lol xx only joking | |||
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"I think it speaks more about her own insecurities than it does on anyone she happens to be saying that about. I suspect she actually wishes she looked EXACTLY like you (she possibly even fancies you herself) but, knowing she doesn't, is trying to convince herself that you are not her boyfriends type." Ditto to the above.... | |||
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"Walking out of greggs towards the car and some woman and her boyfriend walking towards me and she straight up says “she’s icky isn’t she” What’s even more shocking, I didn’t even say anything. It’s like I had quick flash before eyes of how the scenario would’ve gone down, I fully had the option and capability of saying what the fuck did you just say, but my pizza was in my hand and the thought of having bit of an argument in a car park just wasn’t worth the pizza going cold. Or is it just growth and my counselling kicking in that I don’t react to stupid things. Please don’t concentrate on the fact she called me ugly, that’s not the issue. I absolutely do not need or want people to say I’m not ugly. I know I’m not, that’s not the point of the post but more to acknowledge that I didn’t react and also what a weirdo for saying that. Like even if she thought I was why would you say that to a person? I wasn’t a threat to her, I was all eyes on my pizza. She looked like she’d had her rice crispies this morning, the snap the CRACKle and the pop, emphasis on the crack. Bkack knee high boots on over a pair of adidas tracksuit bottoms. Seeing this just now makes me see things from the other side. Like if you’re with a boyfriend/partner and you try and slag another woman off it just makes you look stupid and draws attention to the woman you’re hoping your partner doesn’t see. Very odd but proud of myself. " You're defo not ugly... far fucking from it, next level you are girl | |||
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"Walking out of greggs towards the car and some woman and her boyfriend walking towards me and she straight up says “she’s icky isn’t she” What’s even more shocking, I didn’t even say anything. It’s like I had quick flash before eyes of how the scenario would’ve gone down, I fully had the option and capability of saying what the fuck did you just say, but my pizza was in my hand and the thought of having bit of an argument in a car park just wasn’t worth the pizza going cold. Or is it just growth and my counselling kicking in that I don’t react to stupid things. Please don’t concentrate on the fact she called me ugly, that’s not the issue. I absolutely do not need or want people to say I’m not ugly. I know I’m not, that’s not the point of the post but more to acknowledge that I didn’t react and also what a weirdo for saying that. Like even if she thought I was why would you say that to a person? I wasn’t a threat to her, I was all eyes on my pizza. She looked like she’d had her rice crispies this morning, the snap the CRACKle and the pop, emphasis on the crack. Bkack knee high boots on over a pair of adidas tracksuit bottoms. Seeing this just now makes me see things from the other side. Like if you’re with a boyfriend/partner and you try and slag another woman off it just makes you look stupid and draws attention to the woman you’re hoping your partner doesn’t see. Very odd but proud of myself. " sounds like you may live in a not so nice area or were in a not so nice area. The conclusion i have reached is that the other woman may not have liked the way yuo looked at her or the man on her leash gave you an admiring look. You would have lost if you went for the bait. Even to this day I try to instil into our children that its best to steer clear of dog shit as once you get embroiled with the shits at least some of the shit will stick on you. It is easier said than done to turn the other cheek but I've/we've had to do it many times as at times we still do get sworn at/cut up in the car just because we have what many perceive to be a nice car and in the eyes of these lawless shits we don't deserve it as they feel they do whislt sat on their shitty anus and frugs/etc/etc. No matter how right one is if you mess with shit, not matter how well you think you have done by engaging with them, some of the shit, smell will stick on you. I avoid shits but shits seem to follow me is the feeling i get at times. | |||
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"Walking out of greggs towards the car and some woman and her boyfriend walking towards me and she straight up says “she’s icky isn’t she” What’s even more shocking, I didn’t even say anything. It’s like I had quick flash before eyes of how the scenario would’ve gone down, I fully had the option and capability of saying what the fuck did you just say, but my pizza was in my hand and the thought of having bit of an argument in a car park just wasn’t worth the pizza going cold. Or is it just growth and my counselling kicking in that I don’t react to stupid things. Please don’t concentrate on the fact she called me ugly, that’s not the issue. I absolutely do not need or want people to say I’m not ugly. I know I’m not, that’s not the point of the post but more to acknowledge that I didn’t react and also what a weirdo for saying that. Like even if she thought I was why would you say that to a person? I wasn’t a threat to her, I was all eyes on my pizza. She looked like she’d had her rice crispies this morning, the snap the CRACKle and the pop, emphasis on the crack. Bkack knee high boots on over a pair of adidas tracksuit bottoms. Seeing this just now makes me see things from the other side. Like if you’re with a boyfriend/partner and you try and slag another woman off it just makes you look stupid and draws attention to the woman you’re hoping your partner doesn’t see. Very odd but proud of myself. " Quite right to be proud As to why she said it. I've worked on doors for many years. Unfortunately there are some people who just want to fight. In pubs it's the barging someone and demanding they buy you a new bear or others I've seen. Pinching your partners bum. Accidently spilling their drink over you or your partner. The game is when you respond the trap is sprung. You are left with either a fight situation or look like a loser as you back down. In my mind they said it just to get a response and draw you into a fight. Equally lots of people get robbed this way as well. | |||
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" In my mind they said it just to get a response and draw you into a fight. Equally lots of people get robbed this way as well. " I highly highly doubt she wanted a full on fight or to rob me. Was broad daylight in a massive car park with loads of shops and people in their cars and stuff. | |||
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"Walking out of greggs towards the car and some woman and her boyfriend walking towards me and she straight up says “she’s icky isn’t she” What’s even more shocking, I didn’t even say anything. It’s like I had quick flash before eyes of how the scenario would’ve gone down, I fully had the option and capability of saying what the fuck did you just say, but my pizza was in my hand and the thought of having bit of an argument in a car park just wasn’t worth the pizza going cold. Or is it just growth and my counselling kicking in that I don’t react to stupid things. Please don’t concentrate on the fact she called me ugly, that’s not the issue. I absolutely do not need or want people to say I’m not ugly. I know I’m not, that’s not the point of the post but more to acknowledge that I didn’t react and also what a weirdo for saying that. Like even if she thought I was why would you say that to a person? I wasn’t a threat to her, I was all eyes on my pizza. She looked like she’d had her rice crispies this morning, the snap the CRACKle and the pop, emphasis on the crack. Bkack knee high boots on over a pair of adidas tracksuit bottoms. Seeing this just now makes me see things from the other side. Like if you’re with a boyfriend/partner and you try and slag another woman off it just makes you look stupid and draws attention to the woman you’re hoping your partner doesn’t see. Very odd but proud of myself. " I’m proud to good stuff !! Not saying I wouldn’t be just as proud if you booted her in the gut while obviously not dropping the pizza !! Regardless you handled it the right way ! | |||
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