View Full Version : Got laughed at.....
Rachel Renee
08-01-2012, 11:08 AM
And not by a store employee. I stopped by Target after work yesterday to pick up a few things that I was low on, moisturizer, deodorant, and a few tubes of lip gloss, and as I'm waiting in line, the guy behind me starts giggling like crazy. He looks at me, back at the other customers in line, back at me, laughing louder and louder. I knew what was up so I finally look at him and ask "and what's wrong with you? He just shakes his head and tells me that he was "admiring the selection of things I was buying" (all feminine stuff), in a snarky way, all while still giggling like a five year old. I ask him if he got a good enough look, then I open the bag and ask if he'd like a closer inspection. Still laughing, he's not sure what to say. Before I walk off, I smile and I tell him "And it's all for me. Have a ball with that".
Shoot, he should have been there last week whe I was buying underwear and restocking on some cosmetics. His head would have likely exploded from the "hilarity" of it all. It didn't bother me in the slightest but I was surprised at the overt rudeness of this mouth breather. Some people, amirite? :D
STACY B
08-01-2012, 11:13 AM
There ya go ,,Another closeted little boy just didn't know what else to say I guess ? Probily bad manners runns in his family ?
bridget thronton
08-01-2012, 11:16 AM
Prolly nervous laughter covering what he bought yesterday
Jane-C
08-01-2012, 11:38 AM
Way to go Rachel! Giggling like a five year old his stolen g-string was probably far to tight ;)
docrobbysherry
08-01-2012, 11:54 AM
That was probably was just his way of FLIRTING with ladies, Rachel!
Marleena
08-01-2012, 12:12 PM
Well the joke was on him Rachel as you handled it well.:) Sounds like an immature little boy trying to get attention.
Lorileah
08-01-2012, 12:15 PM
I might have asked him if his mama ever taught him manners. ( That would be assuming that she was out of the kennel when she had him.) Explain that a gentleman is polite and doesn't stick his nose into others business.
SheriM
08-01-2012, 01:02 PM
Rashel, how were you dressed? Were you in boy or girl mode?
What you were buying was just every day stuff. Not necessarily even all that girly.
What a jerk!
SheriM
Beverley Sims
08-01-2012, 01:02 PM
I think you handled that well.
Are you sure he wasn't a crossdressing thirteen year old girl?:)
I just LOVE young teenage girls.
Especially when I am dressed.
Rachel Renee
08-01-2012, 01:14 PM
Rashel, how were you dressed? Were you in boy or girl mode?
What you were buying was just every day stuff. Not necessarily even all that girly.
What a jerk!
SheriM
I was in boy mode. Just wanted to pop in on the way home to get a few things. This guy was really immature for someone I presume to be in their forties. I didn't let it bother me. Fortunately, I don't care what people think any more. Especially the ignorant ones. Also, the lip gloss I bought is fabulous!
BLUE ORCHID
08-01-2012, 02:28 PM
Hi Rachel,, It's like Stacy B. said last week "never let them take control never give up your hold"
otherwise they will beat you down .
Jorja
08-01-2012, 02:37 PM
What is the difference between WalMart and Target? The address.
Don't concern yourself with the idiots. There are way too many more important things worry about. Like when do those cute dresses go on sale! ;)
Tracii G
08-01-2012, 05:16 PM
Had a thing like that happen today at WalMart I was checking out some camo capris on sale and found a pair so I draped them over my arm and went back to looking at the rack.
There was a man and wife(30's maybe) looking at the rack.
She paid no attention to me at all and I was in guy mode BTW.he poked her and said "that guy just picked out girl shorts" oh sh*& he must be a fairy.
She in no certain terms told him to shut up and mind his own business.
She looked at me and smiled then looked at him scowled and said he's a jerk sometimes.I smiled back and told her thats OK I he's yours not mine.She let out a small giggle.
Situations like this do happen to me but not all that often so I just don't worry what guys like that think.
Think of it this way you wear what you want and he has to wear all the ugly men's clothes.
Good for you Rachel you handled it perfectly!!!
Rachel,
A good job indeed! Many many years ago, like when I was 22 or so, the drummer in the band, who was older and allegedly wiser, told me how he loved to buy his wife clothes - the lot, from tops to interesting lingerie (OK maybe not coats) as he would hide them in her drawers/dressers (translation issue! amongst her other clothing works better!) as 'presents' to find. Now some GGs may find this weird but as a young guy with a young wife to be, I thought this was dead romantic, so I did it too...
So for me I have been buying women's clothes of all types for my wife for a long time.. I have had embarrassing moments, but if they are for your partner... WHY?
Now to when they are for you/us... I usually default into my pattern of many years, on the grounds that most blokes wouldn't DARE buy sexy clothes for their wives. When I have I have mostly had great responses from the women (one bad one with a silly teenager... ho-hum!)... they SO WISH their guys would buy for them!
So this is a good tactic! I talk to SOs a lot... 'she likes this, not so much that, what do you think?'
So the die hards here will now say that is cheating - quite so, but it works for those of us who want to limit confrontation...
And now back to Rachel - BRILLIANT! These idiots are so locked into their limited worlds they do need the monkey to be shocked!
I feel no embarrassment at all with buying clothes in male mode... now buying them en femme is another challenge! To come?
Tara D. Rose
08-01-2012, 05:39 PM
I really do detest and loathe immature idiots like the one that was trying to embarrass you like this. I was at Wal-mart a few months ago, and of course I was looking at bras and panties the whole time I was there. I went to work the next day and the lady that I work with walked up to me and said, "I saw you at WM yesterday", she said with a sneaky-giggle. I said yes I was there, I was getting a new phone for my wife, she said, yes I know. I left it at that. I wondered was she going to tell all of the other guys I work with that are like the guy at the register. She never did I guess.
Rachel Renee
08-01-2012, 06:10 PM
I feel no embarrassment at all with buying clothes in male mode... now buying them en femme is another challenge! To come?
As someone who has recently started shopping en femme I can say that it is the most fun and liberating way to do it. I had a huge shopping outing with some girls from our group recently, at one of my favorite malls, and it was completely fantastic. We were treated wonderfully in every single store we went into. Even the Disney store!
I shop at Target and Walmart for most of my cosmetics, boy mode, and usually no one ever looks in my direction. but ya know, it has been like ten years since I'd been laughed at for a purchase so I was long overdue. My tactic now is to confidently admit everything and hopefully, make the offender feel like the silly one.:thumbsup:
bobbie c
08-01-2012, 06:28 PM
had a similar time at a store and yes it is so fun to do exactly that...(i was in guy mode) turn and with a big confident look..say yep its for me, how bout that....i brought the lady at the counter to laughter...and the idiot looked even more stupid...love it...and i pranced out the store with a smile!!
Lori B
08-01-2012, 07:05 PM
been there myself..........taken with a grain of salt:hugs:
AngelaKelly<3
08-01-2012, 07:10 PM
Sounds to me like a closet-case too :D Well handled Rachel ;) x
Voulez-Vous
08-02-2012, 04:45 PM
What is the difference between WalMart and Target? The address.
wow, so you insinuate only low-lifes go to WalMart and Target?
Jocelyn Quivers
08-02-2012, 05:03 PM
Sounds to me like a closet-case too :D Well handled Rachel ;) x
Yep, probably thinking to himself. "Wow I sure wish I could have the guts to buy those things,:straightface: like that guy, but no I can't! :sad:" "That would mean I'm admitting that I do want to wear women's clothing:o!" "Better make some imature comment that way it will confirm that I am not trans:straightface:!" "Yeah, that's what I'll do to make me a real man!":straightface:
RADER
08-02-2012, 06:46 PM
It comes down to ..."Some Peoples Kids"
It is scary, but they Vote and reproduce.
Rader
Cynthia Anne
08-02-2012, 07:13 PM
Great answer Rachel! Some boys never grow up!
giuseppina
08-02-2012, 08:08 PM
I like it, Rachel. What was the reaction of the other customers to this comedian, if any?
Andy, I would be tempted to have a chat with the supervisor about how to deal with unruly customers. I suspect it's a fine line.
Starr
08-02-2012, 08:49 PM
Way to go girl, i loved how you handled him... i hope when this happens to me i can deal with it as good as you did... and not punch him in the nose...
Rachel Morley
08-02-2012, 11:32 PM
Ha .. wow, this guy really was/is a total loser. If he thinks seeing a guy buying feminine things is something hilarious, he's lived a very shallow life, been nowhere, and seen nothing. You gotta pity him really :heehee:
Stephanie47
08-03-2012, 01:34 AM
I've seen pukes tossed out of stores without their purchases for bad behavior and told not to come back.
Amanda_P
08-03-2012, 02:34 AM
I didn't get laughed at but had a great experiance at walmart. I was in male mode and happend to pass a rack of dresses and of course I had to stop and look. A GG on another rack held up a dress and told me it should fit me great and was on sale. We visited for a while and then I got the dress and left. I guess there are some good people in these stores also.
alice clair
08-03-2012, 08:22 AM
I wear my hair in a poytail and use a pink scrunchy to tie it up, i was in a store buying a drink and the guy behind started on me about my choice of color and a freind of mine told the guy he better not bother me as he knew the outcome, so the guy would not let it go and was telling other poeple around me i must be a qu... so i ask him outside to see if he could beat up a qu... so outside we go and in a few seconds he said he was sorry and to please not hit him again the whole store had come outside to see what would happen. My freind said i told you leave him alone. No police were called and we all went our merry way. I will always defend my right to wear anything anywhere at anytime i want. I just wanted to share my story.
Michelle
linda allen
08-03-2012, 09:20 AM
I wear my hair in a poytail and use a pink scrunchy to tie it up, i was in a store buying a drink and the guy behind started on me about my choice of color and a freind of mine told the guy he better not bother me as he knew the outcome, so the guy would not let it go and was telling other poeple around me i must be a qu... so i ask him outside to see if he could beat up a qu... so outside we go and in a few seconds he said he was sorry and to please not hit him again the whole store had come outside to see what would happen. My freind said i told you leave him alone. No police were called and we all went our merry way. I will always defend my right to wear anything anywhere at anytime i want. I just wanted to share my story.
Michelle
Not all of us are in a position to solve our social problems with the threat of violence (or actual violence) so we have learned to use our brains instead of our fists in this type of situation.
A fist fight or even the threat of a fist fight could easily escalate into a knife or gun fight. Is your male ego that controlling? Is it worth it?
Paula_56
08-03-2012, 09:41 AM
There ya go ,,Another closeted little boy just didn't know what else to say I guess ? Probily bad manners runns in his family ?
Exactly doth protest too loudly
STACY B
08-03-2012, 09:58 AM
I have been keeping up with this thread to see all the different answers . An everytime I come back I just wonder WHY,, Why would you say something about what someone else put up on the couter in front of you ? If you knew them well it mite be different ? But a stranger ? Hell down here thats not realy what you would want to do ,,,,,,, Folks round here might not take it right ? How friggen embarressing would it be to just break out laughing for someone elses purchuses ? You Betta Mind Yo Bittness !!! Ill bet he was the type to be looking in folks windows at night too ? OL PEEPING TOM !!! Shame ,,,Shame ,,,We know Yo Name !!! :o :o :o
katie_barns
08-03-2012, 11:04 AM
In situations like that you have 2 options. Lower your head and walk away or face it. Facing it, in a polite manor can be so much more fun. Even if the person confronting you is a total %$&*. Remember words can't hurt you, but yours can show who is the better person.
Sarah Doepner
08-03-2012, 12:01 PM
Im sure he only made himself look like an idiot. I love your response. :rofl: :^5:
That reminds me... sometimes I run a register at the store I work at, and I have had two or three of these idiots in my line annoying other customers. Any suggestions what a cashier could say or do, without getting in trouble for being rude? All I can think of is ignore the jerk and be as nice as possible to the LGBT customer.
The first thing that came to my mind was have you double scan his purchases, have to delete them and get a supervisor to come over to key your register and explain how he flustered you with his childish and rude behavior toward the previous customer.
Rachel Renee
08-03-2012, 12:03 PM
I like it, Rachel. What was the reaction of the other customers to this comedian, if any?
Everyone else was minding their own business. He kept looking back at the others in line, as if to appeal for backup, but nobody else bothered to care.
Ha .. wow, this guy really was/is a total loser. If he thinks seeing a guy buying feminine things is something hilarious, he's lived a very shallow life, been nowhere, and seen nothing. You gotta pity him really :heehee:
My thoughts, exactly.
I have been keeping up with this thread to see all the different answers . An everytime I come back I just wonder WHY,, Why would you say something about what someone else put up on the couter in front of you ? If you knew them well it mite be different ? But a stranger ? :o
This was what surprised me, too. Definitely not how grown-ups act. I just chalked up to a very simple mind entertaining itself the only way it knows how. I'm just glad I could help him have such a great time.
TGMarla
08-03-2012, 12:09 PM
Ah, small minds are the stuff that true comedy is made of.
Why would you say something about what someone else put up on the couter in front of you?
Yeah, what if you said it was for your wife, who has suffered a stroke, cannot buy these things for herself, and just wanted to do herself up a little bit just to feel better for a change, after being bed-ridden for the past three months?
Jack-ass.
Jorja
08-06-2012, 08:09 AM
wow, so you insinuate only low-lifes go to WalMart and Target?
No insinuation necessary. Case in point, watch this and make up your own mind. http://www.peopleofwalmart.com/video/
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