I used quot;Lady Speed Stickquot; Invisible Dry Passion Flower but I am still sweating and it is leaving YELLOW STAINS on my white T-shirtOh and btw the one that doesnt have Alluminium in it??? 10x :P
Its important to assume the best of peopleIt could have been just about anythingShe didn't say anything so why label her as either racist or just a bimbothere are many possibilities: maybe she just was not in the mood of talking, or she was out of breath and so on and so forth.
Natural mineral saltsThat's all that's in it and it works great for wetness and odor.Also out lasts any other stick or creamAny health store will have lots of brands and Walmart type stores should have someHypoallergenic fragrance free non sticky and non staning no white residue oh, and no aluminum
You may feel surprised by my reply, however, you are being a racistYou've both described this woman's race (with a discriminatory stereotype that includes a race of people) and you've judged her based upon her race rather than by her behaviourMaybe she has poor people skills? Maybe she was unaware of her reaction? Maybe she was just a rude person? Women have done this to me, women of all races have behaved in this manner toward meMaybe you had a mean expression on your face and you unnerved her? Maybe your posture was defensive? You can't read her mind and all you have to go on is her body language, which was rude but not some of the rudest behaviour people exhibit toward othersYou should put this down to life experience with rude peopleYou should also apologise for your racist remarks against white people, in particular white people with fair colouring - Pepper.
You're not racistAll you did was describe the woman's appearance to provide contextNor are you rudeYou held open the elevator door for someone who may have been in a hurry You did rightDon't worry about herYou are the better person.
Its difficult to answer that one, she may have been racist but without knowing her motive, how knowsOnce it was early morning and I was in this hospital lift going from the ground floor to the topI'm white and unlike my avatar I'm also blondeI was in the same situation as this woman and when I got into the lift my face probably looked like hers tooI would have said thank you to the man in the lift but it was the longest lift journey of my lifeThe lift was going so slow and the man in the lift was dirty, smelly, had no shoes on, and looked badHe may have been a nice guy but I felt really scaredI wasn't being racist but he just made me feel VERY uncomfortableWhenever I had to use the same lifts I would always look first to see who was in there first due to my nervous and untrustworthy mind working overtimeIn saying that, if you were well dressed and looked like a nonthreatening person then maybe this woman was being racistI guess I just find it hard to believe that any young, educated person would be racistI guess unfortunately they still are.
