Rule No.1: There is ALWAYS an ASSHOLE!

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    Ok, stay with me on this one, I’ll get there eventually! AND forgive the vulgar words but they are needed for effect!

     

    I am blessed and very lucky. I have a full head of long blonde hair. HOWEVER, it has not always been long and not always blonde. Its a recent development. I WORRY about what people think about a man with long blonde hair! Maybe its a British thing, maybe a guilt thing, worrying about how I’m perceived, how people will react. I worry about what people will think at work/in the family/in the pub/in the street/etc. You know what I have found? No-one really gives a shit. Everyone has their own worries/hang-ups/fears/stress/life. Everyone out there has their own bubble to worry about. Everyone looks different and everyone IS different.

     

    So I got to thinking, surely its the same with dressing as woman. Everyone out there has their own shit to worry about. So what, its a guy in a dress. Everyones seen one on telly/in the street/in a show/in town/more and more everyday! So what? Big deal. Yes, there will ALWAYS be an ASSHOLE who will state the bloody obvious, maybe even take the piss. BUT there is ALWAYS an ASSHOLE!!!! Its a rule of life - the world has ASSHOLES! Its a failing in humanity that hasn’t been evolved out yet. Whether you are tall/short/fat/thin/bearded/bespectacled/black/white/ginger/etc/etc - there will always be an ASSHOLE to say a smart, wise-ass comment. Its a guaranteed fact.

     

    So...... should I contunue worrying what people think, or use the bloody obvious evidence in front of my nose that no-one really cares?

     

    Love always,

     

    Jules xxx

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  • Deleted Member As you quite elegantly put it majority of people don't care a shit, to busy with there own worries and concerns. I often go out dressed during the day usually either to the local shopping centre or to the west end of London & travel on tubes and...  more
  • Deleted Member That is so true Julie. Never looked at it loke that. Xx
  • Josephine Green I think 'going out' varies from place to place. In London people expect the unexpected but in provincial towns the same may not be true. However, the real key is belief in yourself. And this site helps that so much.
  • Pauline Smith As we discussed last nite during Ooop North Drab drink there are myriads of assholes out there - who will call us sir when dressed ( that happened to me in a taxi about 2 months ago...I asked him to take me back to the starting point so i could get...  more