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I went shoe shopping today and bought three lovely new pairs of flats. Which are necessary when walking around SF. I don't like flats nearly as much as I love heels, but heels just aren't practical with all the hills and walking and such that I do. This may seem silly. "What's the difference", some people may think. But heels just make me feel prettier and more confident and they have an overall empowering feeling. Blah.
At any rate, I was shopping the other day and a sales girl at Therapy thought I was a lot younger than I actually am. I WILL ADMIT HERE AND NOW THAT THIS IS MY FAULT. People may hear me bitch from time to time about how many people think I'm an average of 4 years younger than I actually am. I am 4'10" and have very small hands and feet. Despite those facts, I think I LOOK my age, so it's irritating that when I'm almost 22 I have people telling me I look 16. A lot of people think this is something I should consider a good thing, and on some level I do (its better than the opposite anyways; looking old for my age). However, I admit here and now that by dressing and acting young, I probably don't help matters.
I also admit I own too many shoes.
At any rate, I was shopping the other day and a sales girl at Therapy thought I was a lot younger than I actually am. I WILL ADMIT HERE AND NOW THAT THIS IS MY FAULT. People may hear me bitch from time to time about how many people think I'm an average of 4 years younger than I actually am. I am 4'10" and have very small hands and feet. Despite those facts, I think I LOOK my age, so it's irritating that when I'm almost 22 I have people telling me I look 16. A lot of people think this is something I should consider a good thing, and on some level I do (its better than the opposite anyways; looking old for my age). However, I admit here and now that by dressing and acting young, I probably don't help matters.
I also admit I own too many shoes.