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knees2you -> Pet Peeves?? (7/1/2004 12:07:20 PM)

[:)]When you Give a compliment to Someone, Would you consider the answer {ok} a bad turn off. Just curious~[&:]

Sincerely, eyesofAslave[;)]

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Sinergy -> RE: Pet Peeves?? (7/1/2004 12:11:36 PM)

Im not sure I would be turned off by it.

When I do something nice for somebody, and their response is abrasive or dismissive, it doesnt really make me overly willing to do any more nice things for them.

But I want to caveat this by saying that such responses are customary in this society.

For example:

I give person X a present.

They respond "You shouldnt have."

It is a programmed response from their upbringing, used in place of saying "Thank you."

Sinergy




UtahGoddess -> RE: Pet Peeves?? (7/1/2004 1:00:47 PM)

It's not the preferred response, but it doesn't turn me off.

Some people don't handle compliments well.

It could also be that what you said as a compliment was not received as such or was considered inappropriate.

It may have been bad timing or lack of attention.

There are a hundred reasons why you didn't get the expected response. But....when you compliment someone....do you do so because you believe it is true....or is it given to bring attention to you?

<winks>

Ms Sandi




TimeReality -> RE: Pet Peeves?? (7/3/2004 10:45:44 AM)

It depends on the compliment and how many times I've recieved it during that day or by liars.

Now mind you I love recieving compliments, and can blush easily by them since I actually rarely get them.
Most popular is 'You look nice" well thank you but no, I'm still not interested in taking you on [:'(]




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