Thread: Psychological Compliments

The exclamtion point was created for complements. Before it gets turned into a new letter for the alphabet lets all give some great complements to eachother about the uniqueness of our minds.
Discuss the compliment and decide what types you like for yourself. Feel free to share without concern.
The male of the species can turn out to be so varied a type of person. It is rather an endearing thing that the male can change the world in a single lifetime and yet can hardly change himself at all. Hope you see the dual complement and like it.

Originally Posted by LieutenatG^

The exclamtion point was created for complements.

Huh?

The male of the species can turn out to be so varied a type of person. It is rather an endearing thing that the male can change the world in a single lifetime and yet can hardly change himself at all. Hope you see the dual complement and like it.

And the female can't?

By "psychological compliments" do you mean "compliments about someone's psychology" or "compliments given psychologically"?

The complement in general. Psychological complements are about a person's mind. You can't meet a person and not be intersted in thier mind. Complements about someone's psychology.

Answered one of three queries.
Not bad going.

Oh, another question: what if their mind isn't worth complimenting?
Or does "Congratulations, you managed to remain conscious while parsing a sentence in your native tongue" class as a compliment?

e` tu Brute` then fall Ceaser.
You get that right.

So no answers then?

Screw you!!! , that doesn't seem particularly complimentary to me. Unless of course, it is towards a prostitute?

Originally Posted by shlunka

Screw you!!!

Huh?

Originally Posted by shlunka

Screw you!!! , that doesn't seem particularly complimentary to me. Unless of course, it is towards a prostitute?

I think this was probably intended as a joke, but be careful. Sometimes things posted on the internet don't come out the way you intend.

Psychological compliments?

"Is that a Dunning-Kruger in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?"

"Let me run my fingers through your sulci..."

Rather interesting double-bladed use of "compliment" and "complement"; had to read everything twice, to make any sense at all. jocular

Yes, I wasn't sure if that was deliberate or not.