There are lots of creepy compliment people pass across that really shouldn’t be said. Most times, they’re are subtle insults packaged as compliments.
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There are lots of creepy compliment people pass across that really shouldn’t be said. Most times, they’re are subtle insults packaged as compliments.
Why would you tell someone “you look so pretty today”? While that may be so innocent and seem as though you’re appreciating them, it simply means you’re saying they look horrible on other days.
Telling someone they’re photogenic is a great insult, not compliment. It simply means they look great in photos but not in real life. How would you want them to feel after saying to at you them?
Personally, I dislike people complimenting my body size. While it may seem as innocent, non-offensive, I find it quite a weird and funny compliment when people compliment my size. There are times when some people say they like the way I’m not skinny, not chubby. Some compliment me saying I’m skinny, some, chubby. You see how this is weird and confusing? This can be a major mental stress for some people, I don’t ever want people complimenting my body size, simply keep it to yourself.