How do people describe you?

[browneyes]

jkovick, you're definately not alone here.

Robin, I think that's another reason why it bothers me because I confuse it for being meek sometimes.

Stepharoonie!, don't forget how your dd describes you, too.

 

[snoopy]

I, frankly, am considered NICE on this board, but not in real life!

Funny, its sort of the opposite for me.

 

[airhead]

the doglady!!! I LOVE that!!!! My friends also refer to me as a canine fanatic!!!!

 

[catsrule]

redhead wench

 

[mommytotwo]

I think it depends on who you ask, but for the people that really knows me, they would say that I am organized.

 

[browneyes]

Originally posted by catsrule
redhead wench

Is this your dh, MJ: ?

LOL, Judi. You've been nice to me on the boards (nice in a good way ).

airhead, how many dogs do you have?

mommytotwo, being called organized is a good thing. I'm chaotically organized (or is that disorganized).

 

[nsyncraider17]

hmm...I guess my friends say that I'm nice (of course), sweet, smart, laid back, easy going and shy.

A few people who have seen me go crazy know that I'm not always so laid back and shy, lol.

It doesn't really bother me when people say I'm nice, because that's a good thing, but I do sometimes wonder if that's they only good thing they can think of. It seems like "nice" is what to fall back on if you can't think of anything else to say about a person.

 

[septbride2002]

A guy that I dated in high school recently started talking to me again via email and he told me..."When I met you, you were like nothing I had ever seen before. You had this silent self confidence and spark in your eye. You could tell when you were having fun and you could tell when you were angy. I thought that was darn sexy." This is one of the best compliments I have ever received.

Hehehe. I have been told that my face shows my true emotion and that people can usually tell what I'm thinking before I say anything. I probably wouldn't be good at poker.

I have been described as nice - and I'm okay with that. My friends will tell you I'm a sales person - I become the person that I think the other person wants me to be.

I've also been told I look like Sharon Stone - several times.

~Amanda

 

[KathyTX]

I'm not sure that I *want* to know how people would describe me!

 

[airhead]

I have 2 Dobermans(right now!) Probably a new puppy in the fall!

 

[airhead]

....someone called me a "lowlife"!!!!!!!

 

[castlegazer]

I get the reputation of being a totally tough negotiator and a tough cookie at work - I work in a male field. But I am also described as nice and someone who laughs a LOT. I like that I can I come off as being both nice and tough.

 

[castlegazer]

Originally posted by septbride2002
A guy that I dated in high school recently started talking to me again via email and he told me..."When I met you, you were like nothing I had ever seen before. You had this silent self confidence and spark in your eye. You could tell when you were having fun and you could tell when you were angy. I thought that was darn sexy." This is one of the best compliments I have ever received.

Woa, Amanda, does your DH know? I got that eye thing from an ex recently and his intentions were not pure.

 

[septbride2002]

Woa, Amanda, does your DH know? I got that eye thing from an ex recently and his intentions were not pure.

Of course my DH knows- I tell him everything. This guy and I were friends long after we dated but then there was a huge arguement. I will never ever see this guy - we don't even live in the same city. He is married with kids and as you know I'm married. We were just talking about what we were like in high school (since we are both very different now) and he said that. I took as nothing other then a compliment. Thanks for worrying about me

~Amanda

 

[binny]

I won the " biggest heart" award in High School.

I get "youre so sweet" a lot! LOL

 

[nativetxn]

I don't know how people describe me. If they think I'm nice, I'm going to take that as a compliment

 

[castlegazer]

Originally posted by septbride2002
Of course my DH knows- I tell him everything. This guy and I were friends long after we dated but then there was a huge arguement. I will never ever see this guy - we don't even live in the same city. He is married with kids and as you know I'm married. We were just talking about what we were like in high school (since we are both very different now) and he said that. I took as nothing other then a compliment. Thanks for worrying about me

~Amanda

Then that was a very nice compliment indeed. Sorry to be a buttinsky, it just gave me heart palpitations after my recent experience with an eye compliment. Geez, men.... although, I am married with child and all the gravity issues that come with a body post baby and its kinda nice to have someone take an interest....... yeah, well, enough of that..... back to reality, what am I going to make for dinner tonight.

 

[Alice28]

Smart, loyal, funny....people who "really" know me may describe me as spoiled, but I think the good outweighs the bad.

 

[Cruisin]

I have been described many ways over the years.

When my husband and I were first dating in high school, he would tell people who his girlfriend was and they would say "Oh, she's nice!!!

When my kids were in elementary school I was known to the whole school as the hotdog lady cause I organized and ran the school lunch days.

I was also known as the bus lady, cause for awhile I supervised the kids waiting for the school buses after school. I am sure a lot of them had some good descriptive names for me too.

The other day I was greeted with "Oh here comes the Mickey lover "

 

[catsrule]

Originally posted by browneyes
Is this your dh, MJ: ?

LOL, Judi. You've been nice to me on the boards (nice in a good way ).

airhead, how many dogs do you have?

mommytotwo, being called organized is a good thing. I'm chaotically organized (or is that disorganized).

Actually, it is more like this.....