#terrible though

web programer :D pripravnik jel, i to mi traje godinu dana ali ajde, godinu dana obuke i rada, that’s all i want man, i još će me plaćat, ma milina (nije sad neka velika plaća za pripravnike ali ajde, bolje od volontiranja di dobiješ drek od ovce na štapiću za trud)

I'm like... what did I just read. 

Hugh Jackman on taking his son to a Knicks vs. Nuggets basketball game in New York

This has been bugging me for the past week now, and though it's 6 in the morn, I decided to share it with you all. I got my hair cut down to about 2 inches in length back at the start of summer, and I have gotten many compliments on it since then. Don't get me wrong, I love my hair at any length, but when you are asked which gender you are or over hear people ask which gender you are it can be infuriating. Now normally this doesn't happen because I normally dress in a way which makes it quite obvious that I am a female, modestly of course. Though back on Wednesday I went into the place where I normally volunteer, which happens to be a retirement home, in the things I wore to band practice (sweat pants, a hoodie, and a tshirt), and all the while I was there (which included the dinner service) I overheard people asking others if I was a girl or not, one man actually asked me to my face. This irks me a bit. Though I am quite a strong and confident woman, it is still a bit insulting to be asked right to your face if you are a guy or a girl. Now, I understand that old people didn't grow up in a time like ours, and back then girls had long hair and mainly wore skirts and dresses, blah blah. But it is still quite insulting to know that just because I have short hair and my boobs are not the largest out there I am able to have my gender questioned to my face.