A gal walked up and screamed “HEY!! DON’T TAKE A PICTURE OF A WOMAN WITHOUT HER KNOWLEDGE!” I said, “Gahhh she’s my wiiiiife and I can see her from here and I thought she was cute, so I took a picture and I’m a girl not a creeper [sorry fellas].” She said, “Mmmmmhmm, I’m watching you, girl.” She then proceeded to sit across from me in a fancy chair and glare at me. I loved every bit of this interaction, and it is because I was immersed into a world where homosexuality wasn’t the undesirable attribute I possessed. This gal didn’t aggress me because I am gay. She aggressed me because I was being CREEPY!! The lesson? I don’t have one. JK! I do. People are always going to find something to complain about. It might be that you have your hat on sideways (don’t do that though). It might be that you’re are so super gay! It could be you’re out taking creepy pictures of ladies at coffee shops(see disclosure at below). BE YOURSELF and when someone yells at you remember it is likely not about YOU. It is their problem.
Disclosure: Safe Spaces Weddings does not condone creepiness in coffee shops unless you are documenting your precious wife from afar.
