A question you find uncomfy but people still ask you? (1 Viewer)

[uran]

ahhhhh ive had this situation happen plent of times, but i get anxious and say yes, or every friend the person has ever had is surrounding us and then i just feel bad for them, though i do admit its a bad trait to have especially with dating TT

I have gotten into a relationship because i couldnt say so also but i learned to say no and now uran is master at saying no it feels nice to know that someone has the same struggles

 

[Dreamer_of_Songs]

For me, it was my weight but it was in a way it was asked. My aunt asked me that I look skinnier and what I have done to lose weight. I kept silent about it because I knew what direction this was going in…

The woman is somewhat anti-medicine and wondered if my mom had me on medication.

And yes, I am using a GLP-1 medication and I have been losing weight in a stable way but I am also eating more fruits, vegetables, and proteins (even though eggs have turned me off recently ) + walking 30 minutes a day.

 

[ChiaraStar169]

"can you see at all?" when I tell people I'm legally blind... well, it's not the question in and of itself that bugs me, it's the way some people ask it. They ask it as if it's some deadly disease: "Can you SEE at ALL?" - something like that. Asking it as a conversational question is fine, but yeah, when they start acting like they'd never heard the term "legally blind" before, let alone "blind" period, that's where it gets uncomfy.