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Lol... And as far I know, 20 years old is not a minor. I think we have this distorted judgement about 'older guys' acknowledging a younger woman's appeal. I am more attracted to women closer to my age. But I dont judge other men as pervy if they're interested in younger women of legal age either.
It's funny how a thread like this can kind of evoke deep thoughts....I mean, it's kind of silly, isn't it...that people have to THINK about whether it's okay to pay someone a compliment!
Jeez, people can't even ACCEPT a compliment, without analyzing it for a damn month. The people who compliment others, have to weigh in on whether it's worth it to compliment someone...for fear of being thought a weirdo.
It happened to my daughter the other day and she said she did not know how to react . She said thank you and left the store . I was wondering if this might have happened to any other women out there ? just curious and how you reacted .
I don't even understand the question. Isn't that the whole idea of wearing scent, you wanna smell good?
My daughter is in her early 20's . I dont think it is an odd question at all .
It's a ridiculous question. If she doesn't want people to say she smells good, then quit wearing scent. You must have had a very hard time raising this person, if this has you stumped.
It's funny how a thread like this can kind of evoke deep thoughts....I mean, it's kind of silly, isn't it...that people have to THINK about whether it's okay to pay someone a compliment!
Jeez, people can't even ACCEPT a compliment, without analyzing it for a damn month. The people who compliment others, have to weigh in on whether it's worth it to compliment someone...for fear of being thought a weirdo. :rolleyes
OMG!
It sounds exactly like it could be an episode on "Seinfeld"
To me it was an odd way of giving a compliment, just because of the "Good Lord" part. "Good Lord," in my experience, precedes something bad, like "Good Lord, look at this traffic," or "Good Lord, how does he keep his droopy drawers from falling all the way down."
"Good Lord, you look beautiful!" Hmmmm........nope, just doesn't sound right to me. (emphasis on "TO ME")
I would say thank you and that's it. But I don't really think it would proper for a man to say that to a young girl.
She was at least 20 years old... not 12 years old. Compliments are not proper?
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The people who compliment others, have to weigh in on whether it's worth it to compliment someone...for fear of being thought a weirdo. 
