“You’re greasy”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think someone at school teased my DD12 about being greasy. The thing is, she’s not. At all. Yesterday she came home from school and immediately wanted to shower to wash her hair. Then, last night, she insisted on deep cleaning her hair brush. This morning, on the dry erase board above her desk, she had scribbled “you’re greasy”.

She’s very clean and has tidy hair. I’d be the first to tell her otherwise. I don’t know why she was teased, but clearly she took it to heart. How do I proceed?

OP, is she black? I have heard this lobbed at AA girls when I was growing up.

Or being called ashy. It's impossible to go through middle school without being criticized one way or another.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Greasy is slang for gross or wrong for moral reasons. It has nothing to actually being physically greasy. She maybe did something to someone (is she dating her friend's ex or something like that) that is making people say that.

Uhhh, no it's not. Maybe in the 1950s. How old are you?

Are you serious? Go look it up in urbandictionary.com right now. Omg.

+1
I just watched a movie and a while referencing a corrupt lawyer the main character said "What a greasy bastad".