What compliment do you most like to hear?

[BlankFlank777 199]

I like my vision being complimented. Not my eyesight, but my ideas, like my art. Though usually when someone compliments my art I'm pretty sure it's not genuine. I like it when it's genuine.

[TBD 17,256]

Anything compliments for my work and my artworks.  But I don't like or can't stand overbearing compliments. Just keep it nice and short.

[Fluttershyfan94 5,742]

Mostly my work on something, I want to do everything as perfectly as possible.

Edited April 27, 2020 by Fluttershyfan94

[Miss 6,234]

I would say whenever I'm just hanging out in public and someone comes up to me and says "wow you're hair is beautiful" or nice or whatever. It's the compliment I get the most and just feels awesome for a strangers to feel the urge to come over to you and give you a compliment. If it was only my family giving me this compliment then it wouldn't feel as great XD

I love getting complimented on my voice or voice performances tho there is less of the latter, if there was more than maybe.

There are less compliments for this but something like "you're a great friend" or a "helpful friend" or etc. Compliments of how "good" of a friend I am would definitely be the my favorite, but because that doesn't happen that often, just not that very many heart to heart moments like this/my friends aren't the most gushy people XD

[Lucky Bolt 35,085]

I really like it when people compliment me on my appearance, and my personality. Like, strangers. It just feels nice. 

[Meson Bolt 2,648]

"You're so thoughtful."

I dunno, there's something about the idea of thoughtfulness that makes me really want to strive to achieve it, and makes me super happy when I do. In fanfic or roleplay I do my best to write thoughtful characters because of just how dang wholesome it can be. People can be sweet, kind, caring, etc., but thoughtfulness is pretty much all those wrapped into one, and amplified by a kghpillion.

Thoughtfulness is making your roommate's bed for him so he has somewhere to crash after his 19-hour flight. Thoughtfulness is covering your coworker's shift for them before they ask because you know they're stressed out with taking care of their newborn son. Thoughtfulness is making your girlfriend's dinner the day of her big exam so that she can unwind and enjoy herself afterwards.

Thoughtfulness isn't something you can do for strangers, it's something that must be practiced and learned specifically for people in your life. It's taking the feelings of others into consideration before they actually feel them, and it takes time to get to know someone's feelings. Some can be assumed, but more often than not you need to get to know someone before you can do thoughtful things for them. The reward of being thoughtful isn't the compliment, it's improving someone else's situation or feelings by doing something tailor-made for them alone. And being thoughtful doesn't always go noticed, sometimes it's taken for granted, and that's okay, because you know that you're being thoughtful for them.

But when being thoughtful is recognized, and I get complimented on it... hoo boy, does it feel good.

Edited April 28, 2020 by Meson Bolt

[ExplosionMare 18,085]

I like compliments about my achievements, especially if I’m actually proud about what I did

[Pastel Heart 6,467]

I like being called cute. I just melt. I'm way too easy owo;

[ChikaChan 7,326]

Basically any nice and supportive compliments makes me melt o-o that's because I never had anyone done it to me yet >~>

[Tom Gallagher 33,595]

Just being told that everything will be alright. 

I know that's not really a compliment but I love when someone says it to me.

[Sparklefan1234 172,626]

I love hearing that I made someone's day when I post a comment or a joke. 

[Splashee 28,566]

I like it when someone has the same interests as me and I bring something up, and get recognized for it

[Olly 1,011]

any compliment about anything. I don't get them all that often. But we should realize how much compliments can mean to people- sometimes something as simple as a compliment can give someone the strength they need to carry on.

[TheRockARockster 52,134]

I love getting called a good or great friend and how I do make special people feel good. 

I love being called cute or handsome.

 

Lately, I’ve been giving some really lovely compliments about my accent from certain members on the forums.

 

You know who you are. 

Edited May 15, 2020 by TheRockARooster

[Fluttershutter 2,529]

"You're not as dumb as you look." 

[Mini 453]

i like when people say i'm funny/laugh at my jokes, cos i like making people laugh

Edited May 15, 2020 by Mini

[Cagey 4,248]

I like every occasional compliment, but at the same time, I get awkward and uncomfortable with them. 

[Splashee 28,566]

"I Love You!"

 

Well those words led to the entire company shutting down their servers back in the day. Such a simple email script virus, but the compliment worked too well!

[Oblivion 20,270]

Hmmm I'd get banned if I posted what complement I like to hear~ 

[Pandora 38,078]

Any compliment is a good one to be honest but the biggest one is that of a person who loves you. I think that one would matter most to me.

[Lucky Bolt 35,085]

22 hours ago, TheRockARooster said:

You know who you are. 

 

[Stone Cold Steve Jobs 22,441]

I just like to be able to help people. I don’t hear terribly many compliments from my father for instance. Mostly just complaints. Not exclusively complaining of course. But it sure seems to be more prevalent than approval.

Edited May 16, 2020 by Stone Cold Steve Tuna

[The Kaeya Simp 13,989]

most compliments my brain seems to twist the other way and makes me think everyones lying to me

[Splashee 28,566]

"You are decent"

 

"At least you came in second place?"

 

"You are not quite up there, someday maybe..."

 

 

I feel like the compliments I have received lately are not quite up there!

[Stone Cold Steve Jobs 22,441]

In thinking more about it, the compliment I like the most is "I'm proud of you." I rarely get that.

 

Edited May 22, 2020 by Stone Cold Steve Tuna
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