So yeah, she was a worker at Walgreens and I asked where something was in the store.  I had actually noticed her from behind--she had a beautiful body.  She was an SSBBW and wore tight black pants over her very big shelf booty and thick legs.  When she turned to answer my question, our eyes met and I was stunned by how pretty she was.  Long red-brown hair and faint lines at the edges of her beautiful green eyes that instantly told me she wasn't too young for me to find attractive.  Her smile was gorgeous.

  I went to check out the aisle she directed me to, which was in line with the aisle this beautiful stranger was working in.  I was distracted from what I was doing and kept glancing her way.  After finding nothing that I needed in the store, I felt compelled to tell this woman she was beautiful.  I walked up her aisle in the direction of the exit and fumbled some words out:

"Excuse me, are you married," I asked her.  God, my head swam.  I am terrible at this, I know. lol

"Married?  Me?  No," she answered without hesitating. 

"Well, I am too," I said. Why did I say "too?"  Because I was bumbling.  Mumbling, too, because there were people nearby and I didn't really want to embarrass this girl and bring about a spectacle.  "But," I continued, "you're beautiful, I just thought you should know." 

"Oh, thank you!" she said.  

"You have a nice day," I smiled to her.  I'm not sure I caught her eye then, but I know she was smiling.

Creeped out, too, maybe?  What do you think?  Was this a terribly awkward and uncouth thing to do, or was it sweet.

Did I make her day, or give her the willies?