What is the best compliment you've ever received?

[EvilPinata]

The best compliment I ever received came from my physical therapist's aid who said "you look like you could be an actor." It just felt really genuine because it's never something I've ever heard before and even now when I think about it I smile.

[MinionJoe]

When negotiating the price for my house, I agreed to the asking price (which was already below market), but requested that the appliances stay. They were going to anyway, but I wanted it in writing.

My realtor said, "Why are you so reasonable?"

[Devsman]

I don't get compliments.

[krag hag]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Devsman:

I don't get compliments.

Your ass so fat

[Pharaoh (Revolution Idol)]

It's not really a compliment, but one time I was walking down the hallway of the college and I noticed a young woman had her candy stuck in the vending machine. So I kind of nonchalantly reached out and gave the machine a little bump, dislodging the candy. And she just looked at me in awe.

It's probably the coolest thing I've ever done.

[Captain Morgan]

Since most of those had an ulterior motive, or even worse the person in question changed opinion drastically down the road, i forgot them all and pay attention to none. On the contrary, i am always suspicious and alert, whenever others try to compliment me. I learnt the hard way, that flattery in most cases is either fake (the person paying you a compliment actually badmouth you deep inside them or behind your back with others), or trap.

[Tesseract]

people often tell me i don't know how to quit

perhaps

not necessarily a compliment tho

[VEWDU]

Best compliment I ever received was “you’re so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mean” after I told a girl she was too fat to ride in our car

[Q-T_3.14.exe]

That I am a handsome young man. I used get that a lot from old ladies but that was years ago more specifically 6 years ago when I was an intern groundskeeper.

These days I get compliments for my work at work which I think is nice.

[Pharaoh (Revolution Idol)]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Kaizer:

Best compliment I ever received was “you’re so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mean” after I told a girl she was too fat to ride in our car

That is perfectly in line with the first impression you made on me.

[VEWDU]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από JuanChrónique:

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Kaizer:

Best compliment I ever received was “you’re so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mean” after I told a girl she was too fat to ride in our car

That is perfectly in line with the first impression you made on me.

Lovely

[Devsman]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από JuanChrónique:

It's not really a compliment, but one time I was walking down the hallway of the college and I noticed a young woman had her candy stuck in the vending machine. So I kind of nonchalantly reached out and gave the machine a little bump, dislodging the candy. And she just looked at me in awe.

It's probably the coolest thing I've ever done.

The coolest thing any random stranger ever did for me was helping me bypass age restrictions.

In the 90's we had this electronics superstore called Circuit City.

...

Holy crap apparently they're still around. Anyway.

I discovered by accident that they didn't ID check you for M rated games, so that was where I got MGS1 and MGS2. Then mine went out of business. So I strutted into Target in November of '04, at the age of 15, thinking who knows maybe they don't either.

I don't know what I was thinking--I gave them my real birthday--I guess because lying is wrong--but anyway, they told me I wasn't allowed to buy it. Some dude walking by heard and said "oh hey, I was just heading over to buy that, can I just grab that copy?"

The cashier wasn't fooled but just rolls her eyes and says "whatever." So I handed him the cash under the table, and he put the change and receipt in the bag in one swift motion and hands it to me around the corner, lol.

[Pharaoh (Revolution Idol)]

You've probably spent a lot of time hardening your heart Kaizer (I've been there), but I'm telling you, if you soften your heart just a little bit you will see the benefits in your interpersonal relationships.

The Jews have a wonderful word for earnest conversation where you bear your heart to someone, it's called "Schmoozing". You should work on it.

[twoxsp]

My dad told me he's proud of me.

[VEWDU]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από JuanChrónique:

You've probably spent a lot of time hardening your heart Kaizer (I've been there), but I'm telling you, if you soften your heart just a little bit you will see the benefits in your interpersonal relationships.

The Jews have a wonderful word for earnest conversation where you bear your heart to someone, it's called "Schmoozing". You should work on it.

I don’t have an interest in “softening my heart” for this people on the internet or people in general.

[Pharaoh (Revolution Idol)]

Part of schmoozing is being persuasive. You'll find people are much more open to your ideas when you're friendly about it.