Lonnie and I had to rush out the door yesterday. We hardly had any time before we had to be in the SUV and on our way to our destination. Well, I jumped in the shower and agreed to wait to put my make-up on in the vehicle.
Everything went as planned…I was in the vehicle putting my make-up on while Lonnie drove to our destination. I suddenly realized that I’d forgotten to pack my eye shadow!
Not good. I gotta have eye shadow. Well, I had no choice but to make due with what I had…I just used my eye pencil and mascara to play up my eyes as much as I could without the aide of the eye shadow.
I finally got finished putting my make-up on, and I turned to Lonnie and said, how does that look? He looked at me, raised an eyebrow and said something like, “It’s obvious that you need eye shadow! You look much better with it. I guess this’ll just have to do.” I said something in return like, “This will just have to do? I look THAT crappy?!” He said, “You don’t look crappy, you just don’t look nearly as good as you normally would….not made up enough.”
I understand that his intent was not to hurt my feelings, but wow. After all of that had been said, I felt like the ugliest person on the planet. I said, “I’m going to take a picture of myself and look at it to see just how bad I really look.
Here is said picture:

I agree that I don’t look at decent as I normally would, but is it THAT bad? I mean, bad enough to say that it’s obvious that I need eye shadow and all that jive? I suppose I’m probably just being too sensitive. It just sucks that I spent the entire rest of the trip with my sunglasses on and feeling super ugly. I have low self esteem as it is, so this was something I didn’t need.
Moral of the story: Do NOT ask for someone’s opinion unless you are 100% willing to accept their answer without getting your feelings all bent out of shape.
















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