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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would give her a detailed explanation about how appearances matter both professionally, romantically and even for friendships; I would point out all her lovely features that deserve to be brought out, hairstyles that might flatter her head shape, and cuts and style of clothes that go best with her figure; and I would also discuss colors and patterns that suit her coloring and size.

Essentially I would act as her fashion assistant. Only once, if she shuts me down and says she's not interested, of course. I wouldn't want to be a nag and make her uncomfortable. But it's a service one woman can do for another.
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Oh God, no. I thought you were going in a different direction, to make fun of moms who display this kind of behavior.

Almost no moms are qualified to act as a "fashion assistant" for their adult daughters. You may think you have very nice taste -- you may even have been complimented for your style back in the day.

But your idea of what's flattering for an adult daughter of 26 is completely outdated.

Don't embarrass yourself by giving a young woman tips about hair styles or clothing styles.[/quote]

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