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Insult or compliment?

I’ll never forget when another woman said this to me—thirteen years ago, back when I was in my 40s!

We were on a press trip (she was the organizer), and out of nowhere, she casually mentioned that she could tell I’d been beautiful when I was young. I was so taken aback that I froze.

She kept going on about how graceful and stylish I was, but I was completely stuck on that “you must have been…” line.

My Abuelita didn’t like it either whenever people said things like that to her—not in her 80s, 90s, or even in her 100s (she passed just shy of 102 six years ago).

So, older women, what would your comeback be? I’m building a list for future use.
And younger women, have you ever said this to someone?

What do you think: compliment or insult?

PS.- I’m wearing a @clarasunwoo top and sequin jacket both of which I love. Use code LCL for discount!

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Lorraine C. Ladish Digital Content Creator

Lorraine C. Ladish, a Spanish-American residing in Sarasota, Florida, is a prominent figure in women's empowerment. As the publisher of VivaFifty.com, she leads a bilingual online community celebrating life at 50+. With a diverse background, Lorraine has authored books on various topics and transitioned to online content creation in 2009. In 2014 she became a digital influencer, recognized by major publications like Oprah Daily. At 60, Lorraine continues to set goals, challenging age stereotypes. Her writing has been featured in renowned publications, emphasizing her commitment to combating ageism and inspiring positivity across generations.

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