Anonymous wrote:I am either invisible or bullied.
Once, a coworker actually said to someone else while the three of us were chatting something about how women like me (ugly) aren't the type to be asked to get married. As soon as it was out of her mouth she got embarrassed but still.
People always assume I don't want to be in a picture or they don't want me to be in their picture, so I wind up invited to play photographer a LOT.
I am physically touched very little.
This may just be shallow people, but sometimes people will pick one feature of mine and then fawn over it, always though it is followed by asking me for a favor. I don't know why it is assumed that ugly = too dumb to notice.
I'm not treated "like a lady." Doors are constantly dropped on me by people walking ahead. I can be the only person standing on the train, then an average to pretty woman boards and two men will jump to give up their seats for her.
Pretty women will do the humble-brag and then act like I'm so lucky to not have to worry about their problem of two great men being interested in me.
Anonymous wrote:My looks range from frumpy to decent looking depending my my hair styling, whether I am wearing a skirt, etc. it is frustrating how much nicer men, including male coworkers are to me when I wear a skirt and straighten my hair.
Anonymous wrote:I am either invisible or bullied.
Once, a coworker actually said to someone else while the three of us were chatting something about how women like me (ugly) aren't the type to be asked to get married. As soon as it was out of her mouth she got embarrassed but still.
People always assume I don't want to be in a picture or they don't want me to be in their picture, so I wind up invited to play photographer a LOT.
I am physically touched very little.
This may just be shallow people, but sometimes people will pick one feature of mine and then fawn over it, always though it is followed by asking me for a favor. I don't know why it is assumed that ugly = too dumb to notice.
I'm not treated "like a lady." Doors are constantly dropped on me by people walking ahead. I can be the only person standing on the train, then an average to pretty woman boards and two men will jump to give up their seats for her.
Pretty women will do the humble-brag and then act like I'm so lucky to not have to worry about their problem of two great men being interested in me.
Anonymous wrote:I am either invisible or bullied.
Once, a coworker actually said to someone else while the three of us were chatting something about how women like me (ugly) aren't the type to be asked to get married. As soon as it was out of her mouth she got embarrassed but still.
People always assume I don't want to be in a picture or they don't want me to be in their picture, so I wind up invited to play photographer a LOT.
I am physically touched very little.
This may just be shallow people, but sometimes people will pick one feature of mine and then fawn over it, always though it is followed by asking me for a favor. I don't know why it is assumed that ugly = too dumb to notice.
I'm not treated "like a lady." Doors are constantly dropped on me by people walking ahead. I can be the only person standing on the train, then an average to pretty woman boards and two men will jump to give up their seats for her.
Pretty women will do the humble-brag and then act like I'm so lucky to not have to worry about their problem of two great men being interested in me.
Anonymous wrote:I am either invisible or bullied.
Once, a coworker actually said to someone else while the three of us were chatting something about how women like me (ugly) aren't the type to be asked to get married. As soon as it was out of her mouth she got embarrassed but still.
People always assume I don't want to be in a picture or they don't want me to be in their picture, so I wind up invited to play photographer a LOT.
I am physically touched very little.
This may just be shallow people, but sometimes people will pick one feature of mine and then fawn over it, always though it is followed by asking me for a favor. I don't know why it is assumed that ugly = too dumb to notice.
I'm not treated "like a lady." Doors are constantly dropped on me by people walking ahead. I can be the only person standing on the train, then an average to pretty woman boards and two men will jump to give up their seats for her.
Pretty women will do the humble-brag and then act like I'm so lucky to not have to worry about their problem of two great men being interested in me.
Anonymous wrote:Invisible. People have contempt for you just for being. Men say mean comments to you, especially if you're also fat. I don't know this from personal experience, but from other women. Although these things happen to attractive women too.
It's actually - I love bad bitches, that's my f*cking problem.