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Next time, think before you speak.
I mean if someone's limping wouldn't your first reaction be to look at their leg?
If they're wearing pants or a long skirt, you wouldn't necessarily be able to tell at first glance.
Do you usally make such great first impressions?
Those Abercrombie models sure are the hottest but not the brightest.
You showed concern... that has to count for something.
well if they were wearing pants you couldn't have known anyway. and limping isn't only for a leg problem, could have been hip or back problem, as well. but blurting things out happens to the best of us. it's over with, move on.
That could've happened to me
Were "what's wrong with you?" your actual words? May I suggest "are you okay?" as a friendlier alternative? (but if you did say something like "are you okay? you look like you're limping" in a respectful and concerned tone, it's probably not a big deal, you were just making sure your photographer wasn't about the keel over)
YDI for being a nosy ****.
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You showed concern... that has to count for something.
well if they were wearing pants you couldn't have known anyway. and limping isn't only for a leg problem, could have been hip or back problem, as well. but blurting things out happens to the best of us. it's over with, move on.