Women all over the world take pride in their various collections of jewelry. Not only does jewelry allow you to display your personal sense of style, but it also adds a little zest to any outfit. Among some of the more popular kinds of jewelry are fashion bracelets, necklaces, and watches.
Bracelets and watches are usually loved or hated by individuals. Many people think wearing a bracelet is a great way to show someone your sense of fashion and taste upon first meeting them. When you shake someone's hand, it is likely the first thing they will notice - especially if it dangles and makes noises. Other people are not so keen on having a bracelet around their wrist. Not only could it be distracting or annoying, it could also get in the way of daily activities such as writing.
I personally find bracelets and watches annoying. It not only feels restrictive, but it also makes me want to shake my arms constantly in order to get the piece of jewelry situated properly on my wrist. Not only am I uncomfortable, but I also appear as though I have some sort of nervous tick and must continually shake my arm and wrist! Then I will become increasingly self-conscious of my newly developed tick and be forced to excuse myself from whatever event I am attending. This will surely interrupt my plans for a peaceful and relaxing evening and will result in people gossiping about my condition upon my departure. Maybe it would be wise for me to become acclimated to such a new accessory around my wrist before venturing out into public.
Bracelets and watches are usually loved or hated by individuals. Many people think wearing a bracelet is a great way to show someone your sense of fashion and taste upon first meeting them. When you shake someone's hand, it is likely the first thing they will notice - especially if it dangles and makes noises. Other people are not so keen on having a bracelet around their wrist. Not only could it be distracting or annoying, it could also get in the way of daily activities such as writing.
I personally find bracelets and watches annoying. It not only feels restrictive, but it also makes me want to shake my arms constantly in order to get the piece of jewelry situated properly on my wrist. Not only am I uncomfortable, but I also appear as though I have some sort of nervous tick and must continually shake my arm and wrist! Then I will become increasingly self-conscious of my newly developed tick and be forced to excuse myself from whatever event I am attending. This will surely interrupt my plans for a peaceful and relaxing evening and will result in people gossiping about my condition upon my departure. Maybe it would be wise for me to become acclimated to such a new accessory around my wrist before venturing out into public.
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