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I’m 48 divorced and dating. I try my best to look good on dates and special occasions and I always get the cute comment from men or strangers. DD just texted me that her college friend saw her graduation pictures and thought I was cute.
I understand that a little girl could be cute but how is a grown woman cute? |
| You're not alone. It's a common word used for grown women: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/women-40-attractive-looks_b_1475961 |
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Are you short? Do you have youthful features (round features, bigger forehead, dimples, etc.)? Do you wear a lot of color or prints, tend to accessorize in a way that is very matchy, or wear clothes that look a little retro?
For the record, none of this is bad. But it reads as "cute" in a way that other things don't. I would accept these as compliments. |
Sure, it's common for strangers to call other adults "cute". LOL. Try another story. |
| Are you short? |
| I would take it as a compliment |
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Oh my God how privileged is your life that you are threatened by the idea being called attractive and youthful when you are trying to land a man after your Best Before date.
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It means you’re attractive in an approachable, non intimidating sort of way. Not beautiful. But cute A casual comment on base attractiveness. 95% of the time used on short women.
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| Op, have you ever told someone they have cute shoes? I'm sure you did not mean they were childish shoes. Please don't start putting more words on the "offensive list" |
My money is on that you are short and likely thin as well. |
| In my circle of girlfeinds, "cute" is how we describe hot guys who aren't quite 'hot' but are extremely attractive. |
| Probably means you're moderately attractive, possibly a bit round |
| Probably means the person who commented on your 48 year old looks and called you ‘cute’ is a misogynist like 9/10 of the human race, according to a recent UN global survey. |
| It means you are definitely not beautiful, gorgeous or hot, but you’re not a total uggo. You’ll get a few low-quality divorced dad dates. |
| Cute is a good thing |