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Input: Before people flip out I wasn't making random comments about my girlfriend's sister. I used to be college friends with my girlfriend's older sister. And when my girlfriend and I started dating it was weird everyone was wondering why I didn't end up with her sister. There was no attraction just lots of comments. 

And my girlfriend always wondered if I had something for her. Btw ages, I am 31 gf is 24, and her sister is 31. My gf was talking about how her sister is having a really hard time dating and what guys go for. I was supportive saying that she is a great person and any guy would be lucky to have her.

And she was like be honest is she hot? I wanted to be honest but not make my girl insecure so I said best way I could. I was like she is attractive, she has the whole hot mom/milf vibe going on. 

My gf AGREED! Then later she had a phone call with her sister and she told her what I said. And her sister thought of me as an asshole calling her old. That I was "too good for her" wtf? I don't even get this I get she is insecure cause she went through a breakup but lashing out on me? I think its ridiculous

telling my girlfriend that her sister is attractive but like a mom