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...and by that I mean that I am currently my own alter ego. My eye doctor ordered me to give my eyes a one week break from contacts, and in my efforts to distract myself from how much I loathe the feeling of glasses hanging out on my face, I found that I act different when I am wearing my glasses. It sort of polarizes me, as in either I look and feel super cute or super dumpy. It culminated when my mom asked me if I feel sick today, saying that I look like I feel unwell . Does this alternate personality phenomenon happen to anyone else?
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For me it's clothing. Actually, certain specific outfits. And I recognized the change in myself fairly early on, before anyone else commented on it.
I have one pantsuit that when I first got it made me feel particularly hawt, even though I had nobody to feel hawt for. Hawt and powerful and more in control of myself. I don't fit it at the moment, so it's sitting in the back of my closet taunting me.
Other outfits generate different reactions, some of them honestly negative. Why don't I get rid of those outfits? Because they're my grungy clothes that are sometimes the only things motivating me to get off my butt and onto the exercise bike.
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I don't feel much different wearing glasses and not wearing glasses. I get the feeling people TREAT me differently, but I'm not sure about that either. I guess I should do some observation when I remember...
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Wow, a Superman-Vampire is going to be hard to defeat. I mean, do they even make kryptonite stakes?
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