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  • long story but once i was mates with a girl when i was 14 and anyway she started causing a bit of trouble etc so i just stopped speaking to her because she was nasty anyway, she used to copy my clothes my makeup and even my hair styles i was gutted about that because i had to go and do something different to my hair and i didnt like it lol. anyway she even tried stealing my bf. ive moved now and hardly see her but she tuurned out to be weird and yeah i used to get annoid about it.
  • Yes, and that is one of my pet peeves. I actually had a friend who said that she liked one of my shirts, and then one day it went missing. She suddenly had one exactly like it, and said that she found it on the side of the road.
  • but that raises the question, why did they ask where you got it. they like it right, you have good taste, why wouldnt they want it. didnt you when you were old enough to gift, if the person you are buying for was close, you buy stuff you want to have and then borrow from them, i do. you want something one of a kind go to thift store, new york, or make it yourself. or the next time just lie
  • haha yeah. Some things i don't mind sharing with others, like where i bought something.. but heck, sometimes you want to show off something and just feel good because its something important to YOU - if that makes sense. And we want it to ourselves :P i think we all do it at some point..
  • I don't remember but I would feel flattered.
  • I think it shows ignorance, lack of class and a pathetic need to learn to think for themselves actually.
  • No. But i think thats because i dress so plain an' for th' climate. Sometimes newcomers ask me, an' they start dressing that way too. Then i could feel flattered - but everything i wear is just copied from museums, an' from th' folks that came before me - Native Americans, Mexicans, explorers, soldiers, ... . I am a big time copycat. If it works - i copy it. Guess it is different in cities.

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