Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I feel like this phrase gets thrown around all the time and no longer reflects sincere feelings, just social grace. Do you hear or say it often?
Never, to both. And honestly it strikes me as the kind of thing someone says to someone who is not particularly attractive on the outside. If you want to compliment someone's character, I think there are better ways to do it.
Its often used for people who are attractive and nice.
Anonymous wrote:This. I don't understand why can't people say "You are a beautiful person.", that should cover both.
Anonymous wrote:I just wrote this as a response to a picture on Instagram. I don’t think it is cheesy or overused. I sincerely mean it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I feel like this phrase gets thrown around all the time and no longer reflects sincere feelings, just social grace. Do you hear or say it often?
Never, to both. And honestly it strikes me as the kind of thing someone says to someone who is not particularly attractive on the outside. If you want to compliment someone's character, I think there are better ways to do it.
Its often used for people who are attractive and nice.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I feel like this phrase gets thrown around all the time and no longer reflects sincere feelings, just social grace. Do you hear or say it often?
Never, to both. And honestly it strikes me as the kind of thing someone says to someone who is not particularly attractive on the outside. If you want to compliment someone's character, I think there are better ways to do it.
Anonymous wrote:I just wrote this as a response to a picture on Instagram. I don’t think it is cheesy or overused. I sincerely mean it.
Anonymous wrote:I feel like this phrase gets thrown around all the time and no longer reflects sincere feelings, just social grace. Do you hear or say it often?