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TampaGirls · 09-09-2008, 04:05 AM

I SO feel you. Others would say about me: Thats one tough chick - dont mess with her - this and that and mostly true because I will not be wronged and let it slide. For example

Or if someone asks me do you like my shirt? I will tell them HONESTLY... THEY ASKED if I liked the shirt. They didnt ask if I would like to compliment them. Therefore, I honestly tell them Yes or No I think another color might work better. They look at me dumbfounded - when people know NOT to ask me unless they can handle the truth. Just another example. Point is - Im a strong confident women and it shines through.

Well Hunny! Let my lil hiney get in a dentist chair! It starts THE FIRST 'pressure' I feel. I feel 3 yrs old and my husband comes in with me! I go to the same dentist and have now for about 10 yrs. Still - I cry on 'well checks'. He hands me my tissue at just about the right time and begs me to please stop crying - but I cant.

I am crying now! So this makes me thinkie: I think the dentist may bring back some kind of childhood experience I dont remember - but my heart does. Know what I mean? Maybe when I was a child a dentist mistreated me - or treated me even and it wacked my head out a tad.

09-09-2008, 04:05 AM	#7
TampaGirls BANNED! Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Tampa Posts: 17	I SO feel you. Others would say about me: Thats one tough chick - dont mess with her - this and that and mostly true because I will not be wronged and let it slide. For example Or if someone asks me do you like my shirt? I will tell them HONESTLY... THEY ASKED if I liked the shirt. They didnt ask if I would like to compliment them. Therefore, I honestly tell them Yes or No I think another color might work better. They look at me dumbfounded - when people know NOT to ask me unless they can handle the truth. Just another example. Point is - Im a strong confident women and it shines through. Well Hunny! Let my lil hiney get in a dentist chair! It starts THE FIRST 'pressure' I feel. I feel 3 yrs old and my husband comes in with me! I go to the same dentist and have now for about 10 yrs. Still - I cry on 'well checks'. He hands me my tissue at just about the right time and begs me to please stop crying - but I cant. I am crying now! So this makes me thinkie: I think the dentist may bring back some kind of childhood experience I dont remember - but my heart does. Know what I mean? Maybe when I was a child a dentist mistreated me - or treated me even and it wacked my head out a tad.