It's horrible that looks matter so much this days.. Sexism, chauvanism, excluding, bullying, eating disorders, the list goes on and on with these results and side effects.

Anyway, what I meant to say was, just be yourself and hope that you can meet someone with the same interests as you. Try and see if there's a program where you can get a penpal or something, so you can talk to someone who likes you for you, and not what you look like.

And in the meantime, you can talk to me anytime. I'd be happy to be your friend.




-Kenna

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Bisexual and proud.

my mum and dad cant afford designer clothes, i have a few things from places like next and river island but most is the cheaper stuf from top shop and new look (especialy when they have sales on get lots of bargans then!) and mark one but most of my stuff is from george at asda and tescos

its not what you wear though its how yu wear it and what accesories you add like belts bags hats jewelery and how you do your hair. always try and have a nice haircut it dont have to cost much and wash really well so you look your best (and its good to be clean and helps with spots) and then so what, if they dont like you like you are thats there problem for bein so shallow!

trainers bug me i like just simple ones usually in white or pink but people have to have ones that cost nearly a hundred pounds or more when mine usually cost maybe 20 quid! noone says anything tho they dont realy notice i guess

you are right clothes do not mean anything. the personality only counts.

In your defense, Wal-Mart is getting pretty snazzy these days so I wouldn't be embarrased to buy clothes there at all.

And I don't know why everyone is so materialistic and stuck-up these days, but I'm sure you could find people that you relate to. You just have to look a little harder :]

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brodie: ladies and gentleman, this tall drink of water headed my way is a pillar of the shopping community who informed me earlier today of a nefarious plan of his to screw my girlfriend in an extremely uncomfortable place
gil: what, like the back of a volkswagen? -MALLRATS

Wal-mart is fancy compared to what I wear. I am the ripped jeans work boot wearing type of gal and people like me just fine. If they're stuck up then screw them. Not worth your time anyways. I am sure there is one person out there who isn't a snob that would be willing to be your friend. There always is.

Designer doesn't always mean stuck up though. I know plently of stuck up street people and plently of fancy pants' that are extremely down to earth. Just talk to people. You'd be surprised at how many are just wanting a friend.

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