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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sorority girl and PTA mom are not the right terms here, but I don't know what would be more accurate. Something like "Stepford wives" or "mean girls" is too derogatory.

What do you call the woman who is very put-together, thin, shiny blown-out hair, confident, and feminine? Someone you look at and you know immediately she was popular in school. You can even see in upper elementary which girls are going to become these women (usually the moms and daughters both fit the mold).[/quote]

What I find more fascinating is that I can’t think of a single positive phrase to describe this type of woman. They’re all really derogatory and I think that says something. [/quote]

You know what- you're just a jerk. There are LOTS of "very put-together, thin, shiny blown-out hair, confident, and feminine" women who are kind, wonderful people. Why are you judging people based on how they look?

Surely we want our daughters and friends to be put together and confident? What's the opposite? A hot mess with insecurity issues is the opposite of those words.

(This is not me) some women just have an easier time of it than others. They're naturally put together, confident, popular and well liked. Such is life right? Worry about your own selves and stop judging other women. There are bigger things to work on without women constantly tearing each other down. [/quote]

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