By Anonymous - 24/12/2010 05:02 - Australia

Today, I helped out with makeup at my daughter's high school play. As one girl walked past, I told her that she'd smudged pink lipstick all up the side of her face. Turns out it was a birthmark. She cried in the dressing room for half an hour. FML
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memo619 0

it was an honest mistake it's not like if you were making fun of her

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DjeePee 24

Oh please, you can't compare birthmarks on an arm (that you can easily cover if it bothers you) to birthmarks on a face.

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meeba 2

thats her fault for not putting makeup over it

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meeba 2

if I could cry for 30 mins w/o getting dehidrated I think I'd be in multiple record books

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Hetalia123 1

I understand how the girl feels because, even though it is not the same thing, I have really horrible psoriasis across my face, head, back and legs. People have always been scornful of me and have treated me like a mutant, but it was an honest mistake, and I think that she overreacted a bit too much.

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cookiemoster14 0

crying over a birth mark, really? it's not that damn deep it was a mistake it's not like you were being a evil about it

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shopfitch 7

I have a similar mark that covers most of my forearm. I don't mind having it on my arm, but I would hate to have it on my face.

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MexaDoreano 1

Honest mistake, its the girl's fault. Birthmarks are odd and its easy to misinterpret them as burns, scars, etc. :3

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MisUnFortunate 31

87, and any other comments that said similar things, I don't see how any of it was anyone's "fault." How can you say "it's her fault for having a birthmark," or as someone else said, she should have to cover it with makeup so no one will say anything about it? Also, how would it be OP's fault for thinking someone in a play was wearing so much makeup that it could be easily smudged? Especially if the lipstick the girl was wearing was a similar color to her birthmark. Smh. No one has to be at fault for a small misunderstanding. And maybe it's a little bit of an overreaction to cry for half an hour because someone thought your birthmark was makeup, but that doesn't mean she's to blame for anything.....

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sovietonion 9

I can understand being self-conscious and a little upset, but it seems excessive to hide away and cry for half an hour while she was needed to prepare for the play that she presumably was in. :/

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KingreX32 21

people these days are too freaking sensitive for my liking.

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superbry 5

its not your fault, it's not like you can just TELL it was a birthmark

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