Stranger's Reactions to your Clothes?

[Crowzer]

Awesome story, you made my day !

[destroymebaby]

hahahaahah, wow, and this is a gifted woman? you sure you're not delusional? It happens when you got your eye on the prize

Well, everything is of course relative...

[returningson]

Voice like HAL isn't the worst quality to find in a chick

[cblicious]

Met a girl this summer. She was nice. But there was a small problem. She was leaning towards me when we spoke, a little too much, speaking with a slow, over-articulated voice. Every syllable were carefully pronounced, like she didn't really know the language. I tried to find signs, small signals that could tell me whether or not she was retarded. But the content of what she said made perfectly sense. She was a gifted woman. I was confused. Anyway. A couple of days later we decided to meet again. We met at a café. We hugged and started talking. But she continued to speak with this strange, toneless yet distinguishable voice. After a while I asked her about it: What's up with the voice? She looked at me, pointed at the string of the back of my BBS jacket and said: You had the same string on the shirt you wore last time. If I'm not mistaken that's a part of a hearing aid. You have a hearing impairment, right?

Made my day

[oskar]

Met a girl this summer. She was nice. But there was a small problem. She was leaning towards me when we spoke, a little too much, speaking with a slow, over-articulated voice. Every syllable were carefully pronounced, like she didn't really know the language. I tried to find signs, small signals that could tell me whether or not she was retarded. But the content of what she said made perfectly sense. She was a gifted woman. I was confused. Anyway. A couple of days later we decided to meet again. We met at a café. We hugged and started talking. But she continued to speak with this strange, toneless yet distinguishable voice. After a while I asked her about it: What's up with the voice? She looked at me, pointed at the string of the back of my BBS jacket and said: You had the same string on the shirt you wore last time. If I'm not mistaken that's a part of a hearing aid. You have a hearing impairment, right?

Klockrent!

[Resonkuken]

Oh, man, I hope that happens to me while wearing bbs one day

[u-ti]

one of the most beautiful stories ive read !

[bennyy]

"You look like Neo straight out of the Matrix" said this 35-38 year old Caucasian

[mrbeuys]

one of the most beautiful stories ive read !

You should read more

[interest1]

Met a girl this summer. . .

Well don't leave us all hanging. Did you guys do the dirty monkey or not??
Oh, I'm kidding. Actually, not really.

[destroymebaby]

Well don't leave us all hanging. Did you guys do the dirty monkey or not??
Oh, I'm kidding. Actually, not really.

Well, the summer's not over. I'm a good girl. I mean boy.

[Graygoose]

Met a girl this summer. She was nice. But there was a small problem. She was leaning towards me when we spoke, a little too much, speaking with a slow, over-articulated voice. Every syllable were carefully pronounced, like she didn't really know the language. I tried to find signs, small signals that could tell me whether or not she was retarded. But the content of what she said made perfectly sense. She was a gifted woman. I was confused. Anyway. A couple of days later we decided to meet again. We met at a café. We hugged and started talking. But she continued to speak with this strange, toneless yet distinguishable voice. After a while I asked her about it: What's up with the voice? She looked at me, pointed at the string of the back of my BBS jacket and said: You had the same string on the shirt you wore last time. If I'm not mistaken that's a part of a hearing aid. You have a hearing impairment, right?

This is hilarious, great story.

I feel like people's reactions to my clothing are usually that looks great or I don't like how it looks. Sometimes I feel a little embarrassed if people don't like my outfit, especially if it's one thats a little more out there, but then I remember that I like the way I look and I picked my clothes for a reason. Confidence is key i suppose, I shrug off the negative comments.

[Faust]

This is hilarious, great story.

I feel like people's reactions to my clothing are usually that looks great or I don't like how it looks. Sometimes I feel a little embarrassed if people don't like my outfit, especially if it's one thats a little more out there, but then I remember that I like the way I look and I picked my clothes for a reason. Confidence is key i suppose, I shrug off the negative comments.

You don't say.

[jplay51]

manager

I was leaving work and came back to the office to get something and was wearing a dark purple dd hoodie. My manager stopped me and said
"that sweatshirt is really long, do you know that? Is it supposed to be so long?"

yes

[lionlimb]

My grandma always gives me compliments when I wear Margiela or Yohji. Every time. She's 91 and has worn the same uniform of denim maxi skirt and short sleeved 100% cotton oxford with loafers since the 60's, but every damn time I stop by wearing MMM / YY she launches into "Ohhh, that's such a nice skirt / shoe / whatever". Like, instantly notices the one thing and calls it out.

At first I just thought it was odd but cool, then I realized it might have something to do with her generational appreciation of garments that are crafted / not made of jersey.

Anyway, my grandma's got an eye.