It's alright cuz I wasn't spending enough money anyways. I went to go get chiptole and this guy approached me and started talking about a salon in Greektown and I was like no thanks, as I don't tend to go for that type of stuff. I kept saying I wasn't sure, and then we started having a philosophical conversation about the end of the world, and how religion is flawed. So he keeps pushing it and I didn't want to say no, he had such a cute face. So I finally said yes and I now have this card that I spent 65$ on and is for $400 worth of stufff so I figure I might aswell go to the place and try to use the card. I've never had half the stuff done as I never had the desire to, and he thought I was a lesbian, I can see why, I don't really care about my apparence. Then I got Panda and went back to my place.

Now if you're thinking I favor cute people, that's not true I would have said yes if he was ugly because well probably not as many people would have said yes.

I'm probably showing my ignorance but, do you mean a hair salon? At any rate, a lot of these quirky little places can turn out to be fun. On the other hand, I'm always sceptical about people who hand out coupons on the street for places no one seems to have heard of. So, basically, I have nothing to say there.

But may I just say that it drives me crazy that if you are not conventionally attractive or a little tomboyish everyone assumes that you must be a lesbian. The same seems to go for those of us who didn't get married young and don't date a lot. The reason why I am single and dateless and possibly will never marry--though I'd like to-- has nothing to do with my preferences in partner as far as gender is concerned, it has to do with quality. Sorry, just a rant of mine. The perfect example for me is Janet Reno. Not married despite being into middle age, not exactly cover-girl material, not a snappy dresser--I don't know maybe she had other things to focus on, say being a successful attorney and it cut into her fashion magazine reading and shopping time okay-- and while she's never said anything that I know of to indicate her preferences everyone assumed she must be gay. Given the political climate, maybe be she really is and just hasn't told anyone, and if she is, it's a free country, but the assumption bothers me, just as it does with the outing of historical figures. If there were obvious signs, even if the person didn't publicly admit, okay. But please no theories that require some kind of bizarre secret decoder ring or something, or rely on some ambigous phrase in a poem they wrote once. Thanks.

yea, I looked at the card closer and it looks legit it's like a credit card, and just because I haven't heard of it doesn't mean it doesn't exist I don't hang with those people who are like "OMG, There's a new salon, we have to check out OMG"

I don't care if I'm mistaken for a lesbian, because I'm not 100% sure of my sexuality. I'm 75% sure that I'm straight but 20% that I'm bi and 5% lesbian.I would not have this problem If I was still married off with a dowry, cuz you don't actually have to be in love .Or grow up during an era of sexual revolution, which isn't bad per se just that it ended up confusing me about myself, sure making out with girls didn't help but I've never looked at a girl and gone I want to have sex with her. I will think I wish I had her boobs so it usually the other girl initiates, and I'm like whatever and goes along with her.At the same time I could see me doing a girl and they are generally better kissers.