Boomers, usually women, who feel the need to comment on everybody's appearance

My mom does this. I've hung out with her and her friends and they do this. I talk to my friends about it and most of their moms do this. I see people online talking about their moms doing this.

It can be in the car, at the store, sitting at a cafe--no matter where you are, if there are other people visible you can bet your ass my mother will find some comment to make about them.

"Oh, oof, she needs her roots redone", "poor girl. someone needs to tell her not to wear leggings", "look at that man! you can barely tell he's a man with all that hair", "it's so sad to see someone with all that plastic surgery done." etc, etc, forever.

I was a young girl once. I was really anxious about being perceived all the time. I'm not a psychologist, but I bet hearing my mother find some flaw with everyone at all times when they're just trying to live their lives in public places didn't help.

If I see someone in public wearing ill-fitting leggins I might look at them and notice it and a millisecond later I am not even thinking about them. My mother seems to consider it an EVENT. I don't get it and I don't like it.