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Talk to him and uninvite her, it isn't harsh, it is not going to help neither you nor her by going through with this.
Wrong FML..
Hottie mum , all good, !!!
This doesn't necessarily mean she's hot mind. She could be one of these mums that want to look young all the time so she dresses young!
You have a MILF? Well, can you give her my num-....
No, #33. Breathing. Now THAT'S an overused concept.
It could be good for getting on the dad's side.
"parents".. I don't think her boyfriends mum would appreciate that too much..... Or her boyfriends double-daddy, I don't judge.
Anyone think it's quite funny, OP has a boyfriend but is a prude, and her mum doesn't and she dresses like that??
I just read what I said... I don't understand what I was saying. :/
Pull the parents aside and tell them she's been off her meds for a while and to not take her seriously.
Until she realizes that her boyfriend's dad has an awkward erection.
Nah that is so harsh. She is your mum. The lace dress possibly isn't appropriate but no need to make something up about meds.
I'm sorry your mom is a ****.
I'm sorry you judge people on their clothing.
That was a complete contradiction. What?
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* cue a slew of MILF and Stacy's mom comments
Pull the parents aside and tell them she's been off her meds for a while and to not take her seriously.