Lady Murasaki
Well-Known Member
I was doing a wedding this am and the mother of bride started to make small talk, how long have you been doing makeup etc, then the subject turned to children as she had her 2 year old granddaughter on her lap.
She ask me if I had children and I said no. She then went on to say, more women like me are waiting to have children later and that I would regret being an older mother it did I not like them?
I said it's wasn't a case of wanting to leave so long it's was the case that I can't have children, and then tried to change the subject.
She then went on to say, well, if you are going to leave it until your late 30s that's what happens, and your unfit (overweight) it was your choice, my daughter was sensible enough to have the early and is fit.
I was mortified and upset, yes I am bit overweight, but not being able to have children is a medical issue and not linked to my weight.
I thought really she would shut the F**k up then, but no. She kept saying well if that's what you've been told, but all women have choices.
Well I don't.
It was really awkward throughout the makeup application and I couldn't wait to leave!
Do any geeks have similar experiences with clients being insesative about things like this? And if so do you handle it?
She ask me if I had children and I said no. She then went on to say, more women like me are waiting to have children later and that I would regret being an older mother it did I not like them?
I said it's wasn't a case of wanting to leave so long it's was the case that I can't have children, and then tried to change the subject.
She then went on to say, well, if you are going to leave it until your late 30s that's what happens, and your unfit (overweight) it was your choice, my daughter was sensible enough to have the early and is fit.
I was mortified and upset, yes I am bit overweight, but not being able to have children is a medical issue and not linked to my weight.
I thought really she would shut the F**k up then, but no. She kept saying well if that's what you've been told, but all women have choices.
Well I don't.
It was really awkward throughout the makeup application and I couldn't wait to leave!
Do any geeks have similar experiences with clients being insesative about things like this? And if so do you handle it?