Indeed. I mean, if they have toothpaste on their chin, or their shirt is on backwards, maybe a polite “by the by” is in order. Anything else is out of line.

Couldn’t agree more with you. This bitch needs to do 5 years minimum.

well, you have a point. if it was dramatic underwear, you obviously need dramatic make up to match,

To be worn on my head, perhaps? I don’t know!!

The fuck? I’m 31 years old and I don’t need strangers telling me how best to dress my figure. So gross

That makes me livid for your mom! You should call that woman’s manager!

Did you use it on the roach who offered you the unsolicited advice?

It made me think of my mom too. Her health is getting bad and she needs to exercise but she is already too self-conscious to go to the YWCA with her sister, which breaks my heart. This hateful bitch’s words and actions made their way to her and I remember her face when she saw it on the news. I want to kick this…

well, you have a point. if it was dramatic underwear, you obviously need dramatic make up to match, and perhaps this sales person just didn’t think jinni could pull those underpants off if she couldn’t do matching make up.

girl, why aren’t you doing feminine performance the way people who are looking at you want? disrespectful!

Holy shit! She said that to a TEN year old?! I could see ‘I’ll find a better fit/different size so you’ll be more comfortable’ if the dress was either waayy too big or too tight for her. Way to go about giving her body issues though asshole lady.

Right?

Whenever I see someone at the gym who isn’t the stereotypical gym rat I find it so encouraging.

WOW.

How do people have enough energy to care that much about someone else’s appearance? Do you fear the human body that much?

I went to a posh children’s store about a decade ago, when my kid was nine. There was another ten year old trying on dresses and the saleslady said, “I will try to find one that is more figure flattering” to the TEN YEAR OLD GIRL. I lost my mind. Wasn’t my kid, but I complained to the manager, wrote a letter of…

I once had a salesperson at a department store tell me I should wear makeup ALL the time.

One day my dad waved me off on the train and there were a bunch of burly lads drinking lager sat near me who saw my dad standing on the platform in his anorak and proceeded to make loud fun of his appearance, either not knowing or caring that his kid was sat near them. It’s been years and I still feel cut up inside…

Did she consider that maybe you don’t want a dramatic look? I like to be comfortable when I’m shopping, and personally, I think that dramatic makeup would look silly with jeans and a t-shirt.

Consigned.