Comments on: Paranoia Confirmed: Everyone Is Staring At Me

By: Kate

Kate — Thu, 22 May 2008 18:05:53 +0000

Haha, yes. And at the strangest times!

I went to a McDonalds when I was in middle school one halloween night with a bunch of friends and YEARS later I went back when I was a sophomore in highschool I believe and one of the guys working asked if I was there a few years back on a halloween night and said I had filled out nicely [creepy but also couldnt blame he noticed since I had gone from about 200lbs to 114lbs]

By: kaTie

kaTie — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 14:41:53 +0000

I have those moments too, but I've come to realize that being paranoid and worried about other people is simply just a waist of my time. You know it's really wonderful when someone notices us, maybe not always for the stupid things we do. In all honesty, would you really want to walk around invisible to everyone around you? I certainly don't like to be ignored, especially when I'm trying to be seen or heard. Look at it this way: Perhaps the reason you were recognized wasn't because you said or did something silly or stupid, but because you are memorable. I'd like to be memorable over invisible any day. You?

By: Kaileigh

Kaileigh — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 17:14:13 +0000

Haha yes. When I was little, apparently I really liked the Arby's sandwich called "The Big Montana", which I think consisted of a quarter pound of roast beef on a bun. I probably actually only had it once at Arby's, and came back about 6 months later and ordered another. I was shocked that the people there actually remembered. I think they said "Hey, aren't you that little girl who likes 'The Big Montana'". Thankfully, at that age I was too little to be embarrassed, but now I would be mortified.

Although, I guess an 8 year old gymnast being able to down such a manly sandwich was a little surprising.