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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why cant you share? Are you taking an injectable. I would be flattered she noticed. How often do you really look a person up and down? Sounds like you are looking for a reason to be offended. [/quote] Some people live life looking to be offended. Take the compliment OP, offer some advice, and move on. [/quote] It’s not always a compliment, idiot. MIL went on and on to a person at church “complimenting” them, when finally the person shut her down by saying, “I have cancer, and I would give anything to have that weight and my energy back.” Don’t. Comment. On. People’s. Bodies.[/quote] Not when it comes to bodies. Don’t comment on people’s bodies! If you say “It’s great to see you” or “you look great,” they’ll open the door if thy want to. Don’t. Comment. On. People’s. Bodies. There is a huge difference between strangers at church and family. [/quote][/quote]
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