Tbh that’s how I saw it as well. I think that because he thought she was a lot older she was upset.I think the only offense she took was that he thought she looked older than her years. That’s how I saw it.
Tbh that’s how I saw it as well. I think that because he thought she was a lot older she was upset.I think the only offense she took was that he thought she looked older than her years. That’s how I saw it.
100% ... I was so angry watching that..100s of stories about what to wear and her bloody foundation colour ...ffs !Couple of things
I wish she would realise when she uses highlighter and when doing her make up, all she is highlighting is her scarring and uneven skin
I wish she would realise how lucky and privileged she is! Honestly, she doesn’t know how good she’s got it. And to refer to going to the pub as stressful and finding an outfit hard and not being able to fake tan because you’re going a day early because your hair appointment has been moved. Jesus, none of this is stress. She should be so so grateful that that’s all she has to worry about
I agree! It's been a while since I've been out but it used to wind me up no end when people would bother you and your friends- regardless of age, gender, intentions etc. It's mostly men to be honest and even though lots of the time it's harmless fun, it's so annoying to have to tell people more than once to leave you alone.That obviously did upset her but I think being hassled by someone when you’re out trying to enjoy the afternoon would piss anyone off, regardless of the age of the person.
Having to tell someone three times to politely get lost is too much. Once should be enough. And for anyone saying Jess should be grateful / count herself lucky for having a mans attention........ woof, take a look at yourself!
I mean I’d have just said duck off and be done with it. Old men can be right leary shits. I still think it was the age thing that bothered her.That obviously did upset her but I think being hassled by someone when you’re out trying to enjoy the afternoon would piss anyone off, regardless of the age of the person.
Having to tell someone three times to politely get lost is too much. Once should be enough. And for anyone saying Jess should be grateful / count herself lucky for having a mans attention........ woof, take a look at yourself!
But that’s not the point!!!! She shouldn’t have to say I’m married. She should be able to politely say NO and that be the end of it!!!I actually felt like Jess was TOO polite and it was giving that awful man reason to keep trying!!! She should’ve said “I’m married and I’m not interested mate” from the beginning. But I agree, she shouldn’t be grateful that a man is showing her attention, he was old and creepy and she in no way deserves to have to put up with that on a night out.
It really is disgusting that anyone thinks like that at all but it does happen and always will. I think she was really offended by it , you could tell by her reaction. The cushion comment made me laugh tho. Tbf I’d need a cushion for my arse on the uncomfortable seats outside and I’m not 70I think actually that’s what’s so insulting to her too? And I think that probably knocked her confidence too. Knowing that he probably was trying it on cause he thought the fat lass would be up for it which is very common, many men have that mentality it’s absolutely disgusting
And the fact he wouldn’t believe she was married because she wasn’t wearing her ring proves that too.I think actually that’s what’s so insulting to her too? And I think that probably knocked her confidence too. Knowing that he probably was trying it on cause he thought the fat lass would be up for it which is very common, many men have that mentality it’s absolutely disgusting
you could already tell she was anxious to go out all the drama about getting ready and her makeup etc is that anxiety manifesting. Causing a scene would be the last thing I’d want to do too, especially if you’re already ‘the fat girl’And the fact he wouldn’t believe she was married because she wasn’t wearing her ring proves that too.
I think some of the posts on here are verging on blaming Jess, like “she shouldn’t have been so polite, I would’ve just told him to duck off, why didn’t she report it to management, why didn’t her friend say something” maybe she didn’t want to cause a scene? Maybe she thought telling him once would (and should) have been enough? If he was pretty drunk that could have tipped him from harmless to aggressive and they would’ve had to leave and that would’ve been their night ruined.
I mean it definitely wasn’t her fault at all there’s no iffs or buts. This is a strong confident lass that doesn’t take no tit. Yes he should have took no for an answer but even a straightforward “ can you just go away “ would have most likely done the deed. Tell the bar staff. She was on the fell it’s a tiny place , pretty much everyone knows most people if your local. She will have most likely known the staff I know I do . The barmaids are tough as old boots they’d sharp have removed him.And the fact he wouldn’t believe she was married because she wasn’t wearing her ring proves that too.
I think some of the posts on here are verging on blaming Jess, like “she shouldn’t have been so polite, I would’ve just told him to duck off, why didn’t she report it to management, why didn’t her friend say something” maybe she didn’t want to cause a scene? Maybe she thought telling him once would (and should) have been enough? If he was pretty drunk that could have tipped him from harmless to aggressive and they would’ve had to leave and that would’ve been their night ruined.
She definitely didn’t feel confident in that outfit I don’t think. And yeah her makeup she wasn’t happy with. I think her weights making her physically and mentally uncomfortable now and it’s very clear to see.you could already tell she was anxious to go out all the drama about getting ready and her makeup etc is that anxiety manifesting. Causing a scene would be the last thing I’d want to do too, especially if you’re already ‘the fat girl’
couldn’t have said it better myselfI cant believe some of the comments I've read on here coming from you so called women!
I felt for Jess watching those stories. It's bad enough when a bloke - any age, is pestering on a night out.
She shouldn't have had to tell him 3 times. Once shouldve been enough. And to not believe she was married? Disgusting.
I think Jess is a lot less confident and socially confident than she makes out. Can see it upset her last night. And as sad and true as it is, the "fat girl being married" part, I felt that. Im not married, never have been. But I've always been the fat girl of my friends. Men have approached me and not believed when ive said I've got a partner.
It's like some men (and some women judging by these comments!) think that we should feel honoured they're trying it on just because we're fat
She said she’d took them off a few days ago as they’d irritated her fingers. Got to be honest I’ve not worn mine the last month and I’ve been married 25 years. My fingers are sore from washing up liquid. I then notice when I’m out and hate not having them on , god knows whyUnrelated to the saga of this weird man... as a side to that.... I’d be annoyed and wondering why if my partner took their wedding rings off when they went to the pub to be honest.
I just found that a bit odd
I haven't worn mine since forever Same for my husband. It's not even required for a civil wedding by the way.Unrelated to the saga of this weird man... as a side to that.... I’d be annoyed and wondering why if my partner took their wedding rings off when they went to the pub to be honest.
I just found that a bit odd