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Some people are sensitive. Why labelling them first?

Valentina @valherma00 (3734) • Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska) 18 Jan

I've read about sensitive and high sensitive people and it's no joke. They are sensitive to emotions, sounds, lights, all sort of things. I had a chance to witness a child being called a sensitive by their parents but i had an...

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More labelling stories

Judy Evans @JudyEv (381760) • Rockingham, Australia 11 Sep 24

The photo has nothing to do with the post. It’s one of the wildflower shrubs we saw on our wildflower trip. I wrote about clothes sizes last post and I have two more examples of false or strange labelling to share with you all....

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Make up labelling

INDIAN WOMAN @hema7213 (3517) • India 17 Aug 16

Hey friends, I am so much frustated with the makeup items expiration date and I am such a person that I never buy makeup stuffs in bulk so it is really difficult for me to know when will my makeup expire ...so I found a perfect...

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Do you think the new 'Smart Choices' label will help people eat more healthily?

Just an Ordinary Owl? @owlwings (43897) • Cambridge, England 25 Oct 08

Several of the nation's biggest food makers have created a common nutrition label that will be featured on the packaging of their products. The label, dubbed "Smart Choices", which was developed with the input of academic...

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Being labelled as shy etc.

someonesmom @someonesmom (5761) • Canada 24 Feb 07

I would like to know how many people have been thought of as shy, quiet, a pushover, or the like, for most of their lives. This is a problem that I've had since my school days, and it still 'rears its ugly head' every now and...

wrong perceptions

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Labelling Children

baysmummy @baysmummy (1637) • Australia 21 Jan 07

"Good girl". "Lazy boy". "Rude girl". "Shy boy". These are labels. Many of us label our children in terms of their behaviour or even their attributes. "Chubby little girl". "Loud little boy". Does labelling our child have an...

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My friend says she has Aspergers Syndrome.

Maeica @Maeica (169) • New Zealand 30 Dec 06

At age 28 my friend suddenly says she has aspergers syndrome. I'm not sure that she does, she has some symptoms, but then, so do a lot of people. I reckon she's buying into the fact that it's a commonly banded about disease/...

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