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by eesmith
1645 days ago
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... yes. Which is probably why the text says "She laughs and apologizes after [Stepdad] tells her I am lucky I've never showered at school or I'd be a laughing stock" and "I'm SO GLAD he was around before I started high school; I can't imagine that would have been a pleasant experience doing things the way I'd always done them." Could other 11 year olds spot a boy using mascara, a differing from one with thick eyelashes? Or tell that someone is shaving his legs when there isn't yet even peach fuzz on his chin? I couldn't, but I'm pretty oblivious to such things. |
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I think they would just default to making fun of him for wearing mascara. (source: i have thick eyelashes)
> Or tell that someone is shaving his legs when there isn't yet even peach fuzz on his chin?
definitely not.
> I couldn't, but I'm pretty oblivious to such things.
as am i, but i've learned that many other people are oddly skilled at picking up on these things.