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My grandma moved into a retirement complex a few months back. I go visit her every few weeks to take her out to Olive Garden — it’s a long-standing tradition, and her absolute favorite restaurant. Lately though she’s been bringing different friends with her to lunch, and more awkwardly, their grandsons come along too. She’s clearly trying to matchmake, and I don’t know how to tell her she’s got terrible taste in guys. Help!?
Being a single girl myself, I know what you're talking about, girl — the dreaded set-up. As awkward as this situation can be, you know the ol' saying that you have to kiss a lot of frogs to find a prince? What if you told GramGram that you don't want any more boys sharing your endless salad bowl and missed out on someone incredible? You never know, the next dude could be your soul mate, your best friend, or just someone with an interesting story to tell. Plus, your grandma wants to feel like she's helping you. I say give her a hug and a wink, tell her you know what she's up to, and you appreciate it. Then give her a few hints about what kind of guy floats your boat so she can narrow in on the search.
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