Adam: I donât notice it as much as other people do. I guess Iâve blocked it out. Iâm not really an attention whore as much as people would assume I am. I accept it, but if I had a choice, Iâd rather just blend in with the crowd. Some people look at me and think Iâm a disgusting-looking person. Of course I donât like that. The crunched forehead, squinting eyes, mouth gaping open in shock, like Iâm some alien. Iâve looked weird as hell since I was 10. Itâs something Iâm accustomed to.
Cipherkenni: If it comes with a really good, heartfelt compliment, yes. But [otherwise], I hate being stared at. Ogling me is like you going to a freak show and me not getting paid for it. I sell albums out here all day and I get stared at quite a bit. Be inquisitive, not insinuative. People look at me sometimes like Iâm going to rob them, especially when the night hour starts to fall. Itâs that insecure ogle of distrust I donât like. Itâs the whole judging a book by its cover.
Emily: I work in Little Five Points. You are going to get looked at. Iâve fallen victim to that and I sort of have this problem where I have to continue talking to people, kind of like what Iâm doing right now, long after it stopped being fun. Sometimes if Iâm feeling good and feeling cute, itâs not so bad. Itâs usually young, teenage indie-rock kids that think they can try something on me, which isnât true. Or the usual locals, at least twice my age, always trying to say something to me.
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I've always wondered who that guy was. But uh... "...if I had a choice, Iâd rather just blend in with the crowd." Dude, how much money have you spent on NOT blending in with the crowd? And why are people staring at Emily? Is that picture too close-cropped to 'splain why? Or is it 'cause she looks "normal" in L5P?