Or, don't take it so seriously, and don't be a bitch. Really, I'd rather someone point something out to me than have it with me all day, you know?

Posted by Sleater. on Thursday, 04/26/07 - 1:07am

yea i understand completely. I'm poor compared to my friends and i cant always afford nice new things. Sometime when i have a tiny whole in the front of my shirt or something EVERYONE points it out and like scream it ecpecially in front of the guy i like. Sometimes i wish they would stop, i dont need to be reminded that im poor! i already know!

Posted by little poor girl on Thursday, 04/26/07 - 12:46pm

your friends are being assholes, but i doubt you are so poor you can't afford clothes with no holes? there's a difference between poverty and being a slob. take some pride in your appearance and maybe they would shut up.

i mean, even dirt cheap (£1-2) shirts in charity shops don't have holes in them ffs.

Posted by poor my ass on Thursday, 04/26/07 - 4:56pm

Wow... so much judgement going on here. It's not really anyone's place to question somebody else's financial situation, first of all.

Maybe you should say something to these people, so that this girl won't have to be embarassed anymore.

Posted by Anna on Thursday, 04/26/07 - 5:42pm

i never said they were huge holes. They are those little ones from too much wear. And dont try and judge my financial situation before you've taken a walk in my shoes. I'm so completely sorry that my dad as a single parent is trying to raise me and my sisters by working on weekends and cant always take me shopping.

Posted by little poor girl on Thursday, 04/26/07 - 8:38pm

i thought single parents get loads of benefits?

i understand wear and tear happens, but when people point them out to me, i genuinely do not give a fuck. my point was if you get embarrased easily or if you care so much, then do something about it and get some new clothes (i never said expensive clothes).

Posted by no excuse on Monday, 04/30/07 - 11:54am