Posts by Michelle Cox84

Richard Carter59 said:There’s some truth to that... 😬

It seems to be clear evidence that most of you hold that exact same view.
Where is all this supposed self-confidence? Why on earth do you require constant validation through compliments, you insecure little creatures?

rowdyskipper28 said:Sure thing...

Next time my wife gets a compliment from someone, I'll just march right up and ask if that's really what they meant. ☕

That sounds like a genius move. Good luck with that!

Elizabeth Palmer2 said:lollll
this OP is actually giving me the creeps😱

Why is that? 😕

rowdyskipper28 said:Why wouldn't they mean it?

say some guy in town tells your girlfriend she looks hot, loves her hair, likes her outfit....

Why would he lie? What's the point in lying?

Just ask them...

rustyridge27 said:Oh sure, because you're clearly the smartest guy in the room.😍

Of course. My thanks to the most deeply insecure individual on Reddit this year.
Just keep up that wonderful attitude, and maybe next year you'll finally win that prestigious year 2009 award.

rowdyhound4 said:Is this topic a bit trivial? Perhaps. But let’s be honest—everyone enjoys a little bit of praise and some kind words now and then. There isn't anything particularly strange or controversial about wanting to hear something nice...

but you just know deep down that the person saying it doesn't actually MEAN it???
I mean, come ON, if you're really that desperate for validation then..

rustyridge27 said:🙏🙏😂😂

👎

rowdyskipper28 said:Probably because their boyfriends don't bother with the flattery or enough praise to keep them from getting too full of themselves. 🙄

So they have to look elsewhere. 😁

And why is that? Well, if I found out my girlfriend needed constant validation just to function, I wouldn't bother giving her a single compliment ever again.
And please, spare me all this talk about SELF-CONFIDENCE when you people are practically begging for a pat on the back every single day. Honestly, get lost. You're all just being foolish.

Why do people feel the need to feed their own egos? Why is there such an insatiable craving for compliments? I suppose some individuals simply love being told pleasant things, even when, in most instances, it isn't actually true but is instead used merely as a way to charm someone...