One that Audrey just reminded me of is when you take a shower and you're getting ready, and you get really hot and sweaty, and you just feel disgusting and
ugly. That makes me so mad. It usually happens in the summer when I'm drying and straightening my hair.
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Posts: 33481 (11/07/2009 6:52 PM) Biggest Know It All '09
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Another one that somebody posted about earlier is when you wake up all sweaty. Ugh I hate that, I feel so disgusting and dirty and like my nap was the opposite
of refreshing. I guess I just hate sweating in general.
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Posts: 3428 (11/07/2009 6:52 PM) |
I hate that feeling! I got a fan just for that reason and put it on when I'm straightening my hair.
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Posts: 3864 (11/07/2009 6:53 PM) |
When it feels like my pants are digging into my stomach.
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Posts: 3448 (11/07/2009 6:53 PM) |
Yeah, I think just being sweaty is the worst. I hate being outside in anything over 70 for that exact reason. The worst is if your back starts sweating.
It's so humid in STL that even if you're standing still and doing nothing, if it's like 80+ and humid, you're gross and sticky in no time. It
ruins my whole day.
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Posts: 5068 (11/07/2009 6:54 PM) |
Oh I hate the feeling.
Doesn't help that I live in Arizona, too. 
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Posts: 33482 (11/07/2009 6:55 PM) Biggest Know It All '09
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I remember my AC was broken in my car for almost a whole summer and I would sit in traffic just feeling the sweat rolling down my stomach. Sometimes I would
get out of the car and there would be like sweat lines on my shirt.
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Posts: 16220 (11/07/2009 7:25 PM) |
Ugh, I know EXACTLY what you mean! I dread blow drying & straightening my hair in the summer, even though I have central air. The heat of the blow dryer
turns my bathroom into a blast furnace, and it takes FOREVER for my hair to be dry enough to flat iron.
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