By Can'tAgeOrMakeFriends - 12/01/2013 01:11 - United States

Today, I was yet again asked to show my hall pass. I'm 23 and work at a middle school. I've worked here for the last five months, so not only do I look 13 years old, I'm also not memorable enough for my own coworkers to recognize me. FML
I agree, your life sucks 41 184
You deserved it 3 204

Same thing different taste

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I'm sure you'll be glad that you look young for your age when you get older.

perdix 29

With your looks, you can go online and meet lots of guys in their mid 30's. Work it, girl!

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I fell you op. I'm 21 and I look like I'm like 15 or something. I'm also 4'11" and that doesn't help much

I'm 21, 4'11" and look 15! Were we separated at birth?

you'll be happy that you look young in 10 years like most here are saying

Obey_StudBoii 23

Have fun with that, take it as a compliment because you don't look your age. I'm 27 and I look like I'm 18. :-)

Did you happen to meet a 34 year old you'd been talking to online a while ago?

Better than the alternative. When I was in middle school I was asked a couple times if I worked there.

I know what you mean. im 21 and people think I look between 13-16. yeah they say we will have an advantage when we older but nothing to help for now lol. I hate it -_-

It's good to have baby face and also petite. If you really want, go sunBAKE yourself, guarantee to make your skin age exponentially quicker. People who love sunbathing always look 10 years older, then spend millions on cosmetics.

I worked at a middle school until I was 31. I often got mistaken for a student. When people say I look YOUNG, or young for my age, I really appreciate that and take it as a huge compliment. Telling someone in their 30s they look like an 11-14 year old - I find rude and insulting. I can't imagine any adult thinking it's nice to be told they look that young.To me, there's a huge difference between telling someone they look young and telling an adult "wow, I thought you were 11-14." That's what you're saying when you say to someone that you thought they were a student in middle school.