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janine
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Dec 13, 2010 04:56AM
i'm a huge klutz and my depth perception is not exactly perfect. as a result i stub my toes at least once a week, sometimes even several times a day. and it is painful! are you as klutzy as me or do you almost never stub your toes?
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I don't think I do stub my toes much. But I hate when I do. Sometimes you wear glasses and sometimes you don't, Janine. Is that a factor?
Also, clumsiness is endearing. Just ask Bella from Twilight.
RandomAnthony wrote: "I don't think I do stub my toes much. But I hate when I do. Sometimes you wear glasses and sometimes you don't, Janine. Is that a factor?
Also, clumsiness is endearing. Just ask Bella from ..."
i'm not sure i want some sparkly vampire lusting after me because i constantly stub my toes.
and no, it's not the glasses, they don't help with the depth perception and when i stubbed my toe really bad this morning i was wearing my glasses. i'm just very unaware of my surroundings sometimes.
I was thinking that you must have a depth perception issue, or are rushing around so fast that you aren't paying attention. Usually after hurting one self, they develop an aversion to the activity that is causing the pain.
Since I'm tall I occasionally hit my head on doorways, low-hanging objects, etc. and then jump around and swear.
I don't stub my toes very often, but I bang my knees on things all the time, and I sometimes cut corners too close and bump my elbow or shoulder.
Larry wrote: "@janine -- is the term "klutz" of Dutch derivation?"if i would have used a dutch word it would be kluns. klutz sounds better.
BunWat wrote: "There are some people in my family who have a tendency to fill up spaces with things. They will put a lot of furniture in a room so there's only this narrow aisle to pass between and then put a lo..."thank you, bun. i feel much better about my clumsiness now.
I used to stub my toes all the time. Then I made a conscious decision to walk more carefully. Seriously. But sometimes I wear this polartec sweatshirt with zip pockets, and if the pockets are unzipped the whole pocket will get caught on a doorknob and I'll get whipped around.
I like wearing carpenter style pants, but the hammer-holder thingy likes to catch on drawer & cabinet knobs.







