“beautiful and up for anything” is incredibly suggestive phrasing. It’s an exercise in mental creativity to make it sound not creepy. But I can imagine a pleasant grandma (always the peak of moral virtue in any thought experiment) saying this about her granddaughter. I don’t mean to say I have heard this, only that I can imagine it. Barely.
I mean, maaaybe if you wanted children and couldn’t have them. But why would it need to be “beautiful and up for anything”?
“beautiful and up for anything” is incredibly suggestive phrasing. It’s an exercise in mental creativity to make it sound not creepy. But I can imagine a pleasant grandma (always the peak of moral virtue in any thought experiment) saying this about her granddaughter. I don’t mean to say I have heard this, only that I can imagine it. Barely.