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Subject, my mom is for the streets. All right. Here we go. Let's get into it. Dear Stephen Shirley, my husband and I are in our mid-60s,

and my mother moved into the apartment below us. She's a widow, but she's dated since my dad

died four years ago. She calls the men her gentleman friends, and two of the guys were younger than she is,

but I acted like I didn't notice. My mom overdresses everywhere we go because she's seeking attention.

She sparks conversation with men and it's flirty and embarrassing because most times

she can't tell that the man doesn't want

to engage in conversation with her she's always raised me to go after men instead

of letting the man pursue me now that she's older i feel like i'm the parent so i

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