No compliments allowed.

Well, there are a couple of things: 1. There used to be two distinct sets of rules - what was law and what was socially acceptable. The lines are getting blurrier over time, though. 2. It was never socially acceptable to go up to a stranger and say "Hey, nice boobs!" at least, not in my lifetime. The major difference is that saying that sort of thing in the 80's would get you the stink eye, but in 2019, you could be arrested and charged with a crime. Evidently there is no distinction between making a person uncomfortable and causing a person harm. 3. Repeated social transgressions makes a person a [PG rated]butthead[/PG rated]. Being a [PG]butthead[/PG] used to turn people off, but in 2019, you have people like Cardi B or Trump or AOC, who purposely try to find the way to offend the most people and they are all praised for doing so. I guess the lesson is that if you can get arrested for social transgression, you might as well go all in, and if you take that risk and succeed at not being arrested for it, you win hoards of loyal fans. It doesn't make sense to me, but then again, not much really does these days. I feel like I was born normal and developed autism at some point in my 30's and now I can't relate to any current cultural phenomena.

The problem is 24/7 television. If people didn't watch it, advertisers wouldn't sponsor shows about nothing. Back in the day, if there was nothing on after the morning cartoons other than old movies, there was something better to be doing.

Unfair but true.

I disagree. I think that's a pretty accurate statement.

Is it less mature than putting on a bra that pushes them up and out and wearing a dress that displays nearly everything ?

Like the question says, if she's deliberately showing them off, why not compliment? A compliment is supposed to be a good thing.