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I know he meant well, but I really could have cod-slapped a co-worker who asked what he should get his brother for a graduation gift. Since I’m gay and his brother is also gay of course I would know what he would like.
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My mom once recommended a sushi place in town to me because the gay man she works with said he liked it. It ended up tasting like ass. (pun unintended). Not only was the fish terrible, but nigiri and sashimi didn’t exist. You could get sashimi on a bed of iceberg or rolls. And every. fucking. roll. had mayonnaise and/or cream cheese and/or avocado.
[QUOTE=LadyMack]
“I like your hair. Is that the real color?”
In the first place, if it isn’t, why do you want to know?
Are you planning on changing yours?
If so, just hang around a few more decades, and yours will look like mine.
It’s silver, grey, white.
Would anyone under 50 do that on purpose? ![]()
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I once dated a man whose hair would normally have been totally gray, but he got it partially dyed brown, because all brown would have been obvious, but if he got some gray dyed in and some brown, he would look naturally younger. :rolleyes:
My things are my piercings. I get asked multiple times a day about whether or not they hurt. Responses have ranged from “I passed out from this one ::point::” (lie), to “it felt like sunshine and butterfiles” to “Needles going through your flesh hurt!” and my favorite is “only when people ask about them”. Unfortunately, I also often maintain a professional demeanor and attest that they were all sharp but bearable pain." Outside of work, I’ll often mention something that makes the situation awkward, because all of my visible piercing are in the ears (0g lobes, one tragus, one conch), and rarely, I’ll have my septum piercing flipped down. So I’l mention “Not as much as the nipples!” or “Not as much as the Prince Albert!”
Also, I don’t know if it’s just old people or what, but I get called “Ma’am” probably 3 or 4 times a day. I have a beard. I have thinning hair. I speak in a pleasant, resounding low baritone.
Enough people have already mentioned it to make it not worth mentioning, but I have a pug. She’s not fat, she’s muscular. That’s why her small body weighs 15 pounds. YOU CAN SEE HER RIBS. Ugh.