Re: Flattery v Compliment
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Re: Flattery v Compliment
I dont often offer compliments unless some thing is strking, but if Im talking to a friend and can see from their face that they arnt that happy I will look for the most truthful thing on them thats nice , maybe just the colour of a shirt or some thing simple you can tell it cheers them up a little just to be noticed especially old people. I know I like it if some one bothers to look and notice me ...Re: Flattery v Compliment
Re: Flattery v Compliment
Re: Flattery v Compliment
Rena - yes 'sychophantics' ugh - dont you just see that a lotRe: Flattery v Compliment
I'm another one who's never really thought about the difference between the two words - when I've been paid a compliment, I've even said 'thank you, I'm very flattered'; now my brain is going into meltdown trying to figure out if my response was insincere (even though I know it wasn't)
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