Yeah, it's embarrassing having been born with physical defect. Why do people think it's a nice question to ask people about a deformity of any kind? Can't people overlook that and refrain from ever asking the question? I have a cleft lip and palate. It's embarrassing to people with any disability of any kind to have be asked by every random stranger not minding their own business, why they look like that. Are they curious or are they being a dick? Some random guy asked what was wrong with my face. I politely told him I was born that way. I don't ask anyone that is physically disabled what happened to them, because I know how it feels to be asked. Some people just have to be so nosy.
Christians seem to have the power to find faults in others in order to feel better about themselves. Agent orange (roundup) has brought cleft palates etc into fashion, another 50 years you'll be considered a freak if you don't have one.
Who's Agent Orange?
@Sarahroo29 it's the poison defoliant used in Vietnam war, many vets children born with cleft palates etc. Called Roundup, many use in their gardens today.
It changes your genes (some believe)
@Fudomyoo Oh, yeah. Now I remember the video on that I saw on FB. I thought you were talking of Trump?
They are typical average lowlifes.
I agree with you there.
I get the same questions..what happened to you..you're so young..Some people are honestly inquisitive, some are just being dicks without any manners. Unfortunately as far as we've come with LGBQ+, disabilities are still bottom of the rung
Now everyone asks, "Are you a guy or a girl?"
@Sarahroo29 naw I can say I've never gotten that one
@ashortbeauty With the trans people coming out, I meant. I'm not trans.
@Sarahroo29 ah gotcha
Because they're morons with no manners!
I concur.