I'm A Stinker
I was a stinker in the school.
I have it already as a child disliked to shower me and had never a good personal hygiene. With ca. 13 I stopped completely to washing me. I wore always the same clothes and even for over a year continuously the same jeans. I think, I have horrible stunk at the time. And I had pretty greasy hair and black edges under my fingernails.
But I felt me good at it and I realized that this whole hygiene stuff and cosmetics was nonsensical and unnecessary for me. I have never used make-up and also shaved me never - not even in summer when I was wearing sleeveless shirts.
Of course, my schoolmates were disgusted by me and make often jokes about me. (Okay, I was presumably very gross, but wherefore use handkerchiefs if you can simply blow in your hand and wipe the snot on the clothes? 馃榿) They gave me also the nickname "Schmuddeline" (means grubby girl) and yes, I was grubby but not ugly. I smelled never like deodorant, but like myself. Some even found me very attractive.
I was a natural girl and proud of it, a stinker, but I had also a few very good friends!
Today I'm not longer forced to social contact with other people as then in the school. I can now live my dirtiness out still more freely and be a stinker.
I have it already as a child disliked to shower me and had never a good personal hygiene. With ca. 13 I stopped completely to washing me. I wore always the same clothes and even for over a year continuously the same jeans. I think, I have horrible stunk at the time. And I had pretty greasy hair and black edges under my fingernails.
But I felt me good at it and I realized that this whole hygiene stuff and cosmetics was nonsensical and unnecessary for me. I have never used make-up and also shaved me never - not even in summer when I was wearing sleeveless shirts.
Of course, my schoolmates were disgusted by me and make often jokes about me. (Okay, I was presumably very gross, but wherefore use handkerchiefs if you can simply blow in your hand and wipe the snot on the clothes? 馃榿) They gave me also the nickname "Schmuddeline" (means grubby girl) and yes, I was grubby but not ugly. I smelled never like deodorant, but like myself. Some even found me very attractive.
I was a natural girl and proud of it, a stinker, but I had also a few very good friends!
Today I'm not longer forced to social contact with other people as then in the school. I can now live my dirtiness out still more freely and be a stinker.
26-30, F
