How would you react?

[dbbydk]

The pregnant aspect works both ways...

one morning I was opening a store in which i was working.
We couldnt open the doors until 9 and a woman in a fur coat was outside at 10 minuted before 9.

She yelled at us for not letting her in sooner because she was pregnant.
I honestly thought it was just her belly. she yelled at me pretty good!

That's just wrong on her part... did she think the store hours were '9 to whatever, unless you are pregnant and 10 minutes early and then by all means we will open the door for you because you obviously can't read or tell time'?

I've been pregnant. I've also been early to a store. I've never yelled because the store didn't let me in early.

Plus, she was wearing fur.

 

[mellers]

My daughter (14) has been asked several times by strangers if she is gay because they wanted to go out with her. Now she isn't gay, but she doesn't understand why complete strangers ask her that question and why they would ask a complete stranger on a date. She does get upset by the question.

Unless the stranger was 15 or younger, or she looks much, much, older than she is, I would consider that totally inappropriate on many levels. Nobody over the age of about 15 should be trying to ask a 14-year-old on a date--regardless of his or her sexual orientation. And, I also agree with your daughter on this point--it's not appropriate for a complete stranger of any age to ask her on a date.