Summer Photo Hunt Chatter Thread

Tak said:
Me, too. I think this is the only place I’ve put my picture or my daughter’s in years.
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This is the first time I've ever posted a picture of my face online.
 
MegaLeafeon said:
I hope you guys are going to be ok! :unsure:
I really hope Hannas visit doesn't make to much of a mess!
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We're far from the coast, so we're super safe. Thank you luv! I appreciate you thinking of us!

ZeldaTheSwordsman said:
Fair enough, I did overlook that part. Oops. Admittedly, I have mixed feelings about freely posting pics of my face anymore..
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I feel ya. I have never willingly put a pic of myself up. My sisters will post pics of me, but I refuse. I'm a strangely private person as far as my appearance and such.
 
evilbunnyfoofoo said:
We're far from the coast, so we're super safe. Thank you luv! I appreciate you thinking of us!



I feel ya. I have never willingly put a pic of myself up. My sisters will post pics of me, but I refuse. I'm a strangely private person as far as my appearance and such.
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I was a total ham for the camera as a kid. After age 16 I have almost no photos of me. Digital, print, any media. Then there are some showing the baby belly getting bigger. Then again nothing withoutmy girl in it, too, until sh was 5. Having to deal with the schools... I just don’t care what I look like anymore. (Omg I’m finally secure enough that is actually true!) I do make sure that I meet E’s “ non embarrassing mom” standards. They’re very reasonable.
 
As my work in IT also encompasses IT security for a smaller, but very important part, I'm very security conscious and that means having as small a foot print on the internet as possible. I don't have any facebook, twitter etc. accounts, so that certainly helps. I never reveal my face or my real name on any public space online, you just never know who extracts data from the internet and for what purposes, so I had no choice really but to only gain sneaky points for that task, this part of the forum is public after all. :sadpony:
 
Tak said:
I was a total ham for the camera as a kid. After age 16 I have almost no photos of me. Digital, print, any media. Then there are some showing the baby belly getting bigger. Then again nothing withoutmy girl in it, too, until sh was 5. Having to deal with the schools... I just don’t care what I look like anymore. (Omg I’m finally secure enough that is actually true!) I do make sure that I meet E’s “ non embarrassing mom” standards. They’re very reasonable.
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As far as mom stuff goes, I probably have a lot to answer to as far as the hankster goes. I used to two him all around the country when he was a little kid, taking him to all sortsa weird places. His idea of 'normal' is probably pretty skewed to the bizarre. I've possibly embarrassed him, but I'd have to work hard at it. He thinks 'regular' people are the wacky ones, not us.
 
evilbunnyfoofoo said:
As far as mom stuff goes, I probably have a lot to answer to as far as the hankster goes. I used to two him all around the country when he was a little kid, taking him to all sortsa weird places. His idea of 'normal' is probably pretty skewed to the bizarre. I've possibly embarrassed him, but I'd have to work hard at it. He thinks 'regular' people are the wacky ones, not us.
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What is normal really? Honestly some days I convince myself that normal is a mythical beast like a unicorn or big foot.
Everyone is always trying to chase down this "perfect life" ideal that is simply unobtainable.
All we can do is live and peruse our own happiness.
:lolpony: sorry for the rant I like most of the mlptp members have lived a vary "unique" life.
So I've spent a lot of my time thinking about this subject.
 
evilbunnyfoofoo said:
As far as mom stuff goes, I probably have a lot to answer to as far as the hankster goes. I used to two him all around the country when he was a little kid, taking him to all sortsa weird places. His idea of 'normal' is probably pretty skewed to the bizarre. I've possibly embarrassed him, but I'd have to work hard at it. He thinks 'regular' people are the wacky ones, not us.
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But wacky people are usually so much more interesting. You should know, your on a forum full of us. ;)
 
evilbunnyfoofoo said:
As far as mom stuff goes, I probably have a lot to answer to as far as the hankster goes. I used to two him all around the country when he was a little kid, taking him to all sortsa weird places. His idea of 'normal' is probably pretty skewed to the bizarre. I've possibly embarrassed him, but I'd have to work hard at it. He thinks 'regular' people are the wacky ones, not us.
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My E says the same.

ActionHank said:
Normal is a thing that doesn't exist, and if it does I refuse to acknowledge it.
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Exactly! Normal is just an idea someone came up with so they can feel comfortable. It doesn't exist!

Like perfection. Perfection only exists inside their opinion of one person's mind.
 
Tak said:
P.S. @evilbunnyfoofoo E's idea of "embarrassing mom" is mostly that I'm decently covered (bras were bad with my neck surgery), and that I don't hug her too much.
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Bras are evilness. I own two, my Goin' to Town bra and the "Well, Someone Died or Is Gettin' married" fancy bra.

Bras? We don' need no stinkin' bras!
 
Unusual Frequency said:
I used to be of that opinion. And then I got sick, literally doubled in size in 14 months, 150lbs to 300lbs, and ended up with H-cups. Now, I either have a bra with straps over an inch wide on, or I'm resting the boulders on the desk in front of me. I see reduction surgery in my future.
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I'm so sorry to read that. I know once that gals get to be on the big size, they can really hamper your mobility and can murder your back! My sister in law has had two reductions (she was a 52F, I think) and she swore it was the best decision she ever made.
 
evilbunnyfoofoo said:
Bras are evilness. I own two, my Goin' to Town bra and the "Well, Someone Died or Is Gettin' married" fancy bra.

Bras? We don' need no stinkin' bras!
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My mother was a flower child, and fairly flat. I, somehow, got dd. My sister's like my mom. Then pregnancy and feeding the babe... they were h bigger than her poor head. Now, I'm left with sag. We joke that if I turn too fast without one on, I may knock someone out! I envy the smaller endowed ladies and hope so much that E is like my mom.
 
Unusual Frequency said:
I used to be of that opinion. And then I got sick, literally doubled in size in 14 months, 150lbs to 300lbs, and ended up with H-cups. Now, I either have a bra with straps over an inch wide on, or I'm resting the boulders on the desk in front of me. I see reduction surgery in my future.
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Ow. I feel for you.
 
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