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Maybe you should move that chair or cover the edges with something softer ?
take care bro
Do you believe in karma? :)
Good going Grace. I'm the same way. Always crashing into things. Tripping over imaginary furniture/items. I have been Grace for many, many years now. And have the bruises to prove it. I can relate to your pain, OP. Good luck.
you sound like my daughter
How do you forget that?
that's why it hurts the pain is supposed to make you change your behavior move the chair change something I'm afraid the next next post we're going to see about you is from the Darwin Awards
We have a saying in our house. When someone absolutely destroys their own legs by banging it against any piece of furniture we say granpa is visiting (his ghost anyway) because his signature move was just that.
I was so forgetful and clumsy, with a high pain threshold, as a toddler, my parents thought I might have been retarded while my grandparents wondered if I was being abused. Every day I'd run out the backyard door to play forgetting that one concrete step. Slam! Faceplant. Every single blasted day for months.
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Maybe soon you'll go for #3. Oh my.
I'd recommend child-proofing and padding the furniture in your house, OP. You might need to talk somebody into having a kid with you to save face when people ask /why/ you child-proofed everything, but it's a small price to pay.