It is implied.
My dad never had a great track record while dealing with women either.

Although friends with many females in university, my dad did not have much of a sense of the female mind set. Understandably, he grew up with no sisters. One day, a friend of his was sitting with her friends complaining of "cramps". Dad to the rescue, decides to give her some friendly advice. "When I get cramps, I just eat some Tomato Soup, and that helps!"
A second time, my dear father, showing an incredible amount of tact, was asked the dreaded question by a date "do you think I'm fat?". Now, from a girl's perspective, this is a desperation attempt when feeling inadequate. So my dad, addressing such feelings responded with "No, you're not fat. You're sturdy."
Seriously guys....
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Isn't "honesty" a quality you value? I keep telling you, I'm just giving it time to grow on me.
And Dad's story was funny. Haha! You're "sturdy." hahah!
WRONG ANSWER!
See, I value honesty. Maybe I have a different outlook than me, or maybe you just don't know tact. Tact is still truthful, babe.
Thanks for the note.
You're Amys sister, right? I think I went to lunch with you, her, and your dad last summer?
Clearly this is a battle us men can't win.
You're a beautiful girl L2. A little haircut, or a giant haircut aren't going to change that.
I wanna see a photo of your hair cut, then I'll judge it.
And in Dan's defence, at least he noticed you'd had your hair done, I have missed that one several times in the past.
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