Umm, just laugh about it, say something like "Oh yeah, I have the same problem! It's ok.....when I wake up in the morning it looks like my hair has been run over by a tractor." Nothing too heavy, and it doesn't need to be true. But if it
is true, you're scoring major points because you're subtly identifying with her problem. Or share one of
your insecurities, in a joking voice. Don't make it too heavy.
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Like, you never know if
a) She's joking, and doesn't want you to take it seriously at all. If you do, she'll feel like you're using her attempt at lightening the mood as an excuse to criticize or patronize her.
b) She's joking, but she's using a bit of irony as well, trying to feel out if others are going through the same thing because she wants to feel validated.
So either way, if you make an equally outrageous joke with perhaps a tinge of truth or an allusion to your own problem, peace is preserved and hilarity is insued.
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