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Tongue Do you ever feel invisible?

I do. People just don't respond to me like they used to. Maybe I'm not speaking up or dress too plain but I am getting tired of it. Can't hardly get a store clerks attention. Everyone else does. I just came from a local store and some man got the clerks attention asking to use the bathroom and he just walked away??? Just left me standing there.
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