Best Compliment You've ever received

[PredatorSmile]

What's the best compliment anyone has ever paid you ?


My old Track coach, devoted father of three sons once called me "the daughter he never had."


My daddy called me " the only star in his sky".


Aaron once told me, after a passionate night, " I love you, babe. You're best thing that's ever happened to me." I was in heaven ! Five seconds later, I asked him this question : " Care to elaborate on that, lover boy ?"

He thought about it, then said : "You're the best fuck I've ever had !"


I briefly contemplated murder, but stormed out of the room instead....he still looked puzzled as I left the apartment.

 

[mtt_rdd]

great question

Great question...Im awful at receiving compliments or any gifts of any sort, usually just love giving them, well hell I love getting them but I mean I dont know that I ever learned how to receive them...

at any rate...it is a bit uncomfortable to do it, so it is a good exercise in something...so, here goes...

a recent girlfriend, Cindy, called me a "a beautiful man" even as we worked through a disagreement - she couldnt understand me, we eventually broke up, neither of us did anything wrong or bitter to the other, we just didnt merge completely and it felt off...she continued to refer to me as a "beautiful man" to several others even after we broke up...we were friends/friendly afterwards, but not close, and it always struck me or struck a chord that she could still think of me that way and say it, say the words...sometimes human beings are amazing

I was called "an enigma" by a close female friend and she meant it as a compliment - she said so, said that is what she loved about me...

three students of mine did this in june... they just graduated and stood in front of the entire graduating class, called me up to the stage, and told everyone (family, faculty, et al) that they would hope that theyd never miss anyone again as much as they are going to miss me

I have a friend who greets me with the most sincere hugs and smiles Ive ever received. So much so, it almost disarms me. I love it. I think it is one of the greatest forms of compliment you can receive...someone truly being happy to see you and be with you. NO matter how far apart you are in years or miles, when you come back together it is as if you never left. THAT is a compliment.

 

[Jaxbi]

My partner has the best compliments. I seem to get them in text messages on my phone, as well as always in person.

Several she has sent when we've been with company, so sent on the sly, have brought tears to my eyes, or a lump in my throat, when I've read them.

She's such a sweety!. Things like "you bring a smile to my face, and warmth to my heart"..and mushy things like that. She's great!.

I once recieved a little note as part of present, that had a bunch of compliments on it.....I still have it. Can you tell I love the woman to death!?

 

[snowy ciara]

It sounds funny, but one of my best compliments is in my sigline. Another one of the best was when I was coaching my Munchkin Amazon Soccer team and one of the Munchkin Amazons gave me a big hug and said "You're the best grown-up ever 'cause you still make sense."

 

[rbijon]

What's the best compliment anyone has ever paid you ?


My old Track coach, devoted father of three sons once called me "the daughter he never had."


My daddy called me " the only star in his sky".


Aaron once told me, after a passionate night, " I love you, babe. You're best thing that's ever happened to me." I was in heaven ! Five seconds later, I asked him this question : " Care to elaborate on that, lover boy ?"

He thought about it, then said : "You're the best fuck I've ever had !"


I briefly contemplated murder, but stormed out of the room instead....he still looked puzzled as I left the apartment.

My wife & Mistress once said to me, "I love those strong hands of yours....(pointing at her ass & body)...now get to work."

 

[Kumani]

I have also received the "you'r the best fuck I've ever had" comment.

I didn't like because when he explained that I was the best he has truly ever had I pitied him.

Also I have received "You have the most exquisite ass I have ever seen"

 

[PredatorSmile]

I have also received the "you'r the best fuck I've ever had" comment.

I didn't like because when he explained that I was the best he has truly ever had I pitied him.

Also I have received "You have the most exquisite ass I have ever seen"

I love my guy....obsessively, almost. He says the wrong thing sometimes but never out of meanness....he's like Tarzan....pure.

 

[blueskies]

What's the best compliment anyone has ever paid you ?

While checking out at a store a younger man asked if me & my daughter were sisters out shopping... HA.. my daughter is 14

 

[rbijon]

While checking out at a store a younger man asked if me & my daughter were sisters out shopping... HA.. my daughter is 14

Wonderful compliment, so you are just 16?....and hot hot hot is that right?

 

[Programmer Cat]

What's the best compliment anyone has ever paid you ?

You mean, aside from my wife crying out "Yes!" loudly enough for everybody at Newark Airport to hear when I asked her to marry me as soon as she got off the plane from Australia?

 

[Gavionn]

silly girl

PS~ Next time he pays you a compliment like that... thank him.

Don't push for clarification, or details. The proper response to ANY compliment is (at minimum) "Thank you."

You had just finished having sex, right? This is when us guys are at our most vulnerable and receptive.

He told you that you are the best thing that ever happened to him.

That wasn't enough for you? Did you really need to hear more?

You did. And you waited until the afterglow had begun to fade, and then asked him to detail what was already a perfectly stated compliment.

This freaked him out. Not because he didn't mean what he said, but because he didn't realize that he was going to be asked to explain himself later.

So he fled to "The Chauvanism Zone". We've all done this when unfairly pressed.

This is exactly the behavior men are talking about when they complain that women don't know what they want. We're told that you want sensitive, caring men who aren't afraid to expose their feelings.

And then when we do, you say:

"What do you mean by that?"

Suddenly we're being interogated for giving a compliment to the woman we love.

Still wonder why the compliments become fewer and farther between as the years go by?

This is not rocket science. Men are SO simple. If women would simply take the time to pay attention.... men would have no power in our society. We would be walking around with a beer in one hand and our dick in the other saying: "Is there anything else I can do for you, honey?"

Instead, everything we do is chastised, and we even get criticized when we compliment you.

It's just silly.

 

[privyjo]

no pity here

I have also received the "you'r the best fuck I've ever had" comment.

I didn't like because when he explained that I was the best he has truly ever had I pitied him.

Also I have received "You have the most exquisite ass I have ever seen"

A former lover told me I gave her the best, most intense orgasm she ever had - did a lot to build my confidence as a lover! Her surpirse was so complete after she came down I did not feel the need to question her. She went out and slept with a good friend of mine thinking my friend and I were lovers! Not so! I did not pity her except that she was married to a guy who didn't know how to eat her out so she was turning women for a good session of cunninglingus!

On another note - was checking out of a store the other day and a young male clerk let me know I looked good - healthy and active - not bad for being two years shy of 50! Maybe I don't look 16 but -active and healthy - works for me!

 

[Kitminx]

The first man I ever loved(a biker) told me I had "harley eyes" because I have very long eyelashes that keep stuff out of them when riding.

A (primarily) gay friend of mine with who I occasionally played with told me once after an exceptionally well recieved blow job that I was the only person he'd ever met who made him doubt his homosexuality.
::I blushed for weeks!:::

 

[Jailhouse]

My ex girlfriend once said I was the strongest man she'd ever met.

 

[deluxe3000]

I've received many nice compliments. But, one of my favorites was with my friend Andrea who was attending an all girls college and was doing a lot of experimenting with girls. One night she and I slept together. I nibbled on her ears for a while and then worked myself down past her beautiful breasts (small, just how I like them!), and then down to her beautiful pussy. She informed me that she's never been able to come through oral sex. "Okay" I said. But, as it is my favorite sexual act, I thought that I'd just nibble for a while. Well, nibbling turned into kissing which turned into licking and, after a long, slow build up, she came with a huge orgasm.

After a little while in the afterglow she said "Thanks! That was my first time and it was out of this world". She was about 24 years old at the time.

 

[Noor]

"you, just being you is enough."

unfortunately they don't seem to have meant it much beyond their saying it, but I believed them for almost 2 yrs after they said it.

 

[webber1998]

My family and I helped a lost soul when he was a teenager. We took him in and made him part of our family. When he was about 18 or so and after being with our family for 3 or 4 years he said to me one day, "Can I call you dad?"

 

[PredatorSmile]

PS~ Next time he pays you a compliment like that... thank him.

Don't push for clarification, or details. The proper response to ANY compliment is (at minimum) "Thank you."

You had just finished having sex, right? This is when us guys are at our most vulnerable and receptive.

He told you that you are the best thing that ever happened to him.

That wasn't enough for you? Did you really need to hear more?

You did. And you waited until the afterglow had begun to fade, and then asked him to detail what was already a perfectly stated compliment.

This freaked him out. Not because he didn't mean what he said, but because he didn't realize that he was going to be asked to explain himself later.

So he fled to "The Chauvanism Zone". We've all done this when unfairly pressed.

This is exactly the behavior men are talking about when they complain that women don't know what they want. We're told that you want sensitive, caring men who aren't afraid to expose their feelings.

And then when we do, you say:

"What do you mean by that?"

Suddenly we're being interogated for giving a compliment to the woman we love.

Still wonder why the compliments become fewer and farther between as the years go by?

This is not rocket science. Men are SO simple. If women would simply take the time to pay attention.... men would have no power in our society. We would be walking around with a beer in one hand and our dick in the other saying: "Is there anything else I can do for you, honey?"

Instead, everything we do is chastised, and we even get criticized when we compliment you.

It's just silly.

Relax, I love him dearly. Always will. Do I understand him ? Not even 1 percent !

 

[AchtungNight]

Some of my better compliments:

"If he wrote his own characters, he'd be unstoppable."

"Like it or not, you are a writer. You will write again soon."

"DOUG- Device Optimized for Ultimate Gratification."

"I quite enjoy your work."

"The Vanity Fair story was so hot."

"You are clearly benefitting from the curse of your vivid imagination- and so are we."

 

[thongman45]

Compliments

While ingaging in a three sum with my male lover and his girlfriend. His girlfriend said I had a tongue as good as any womans she ever had.....I am a man. That made me feel GREAT!

 

[Billie0013]

Best of both

Every time a guy says to me "Wow, that's the best blow job I've ever had, my wife can't do it like that". And then after a while longer he then says "You are a great fuck too - I should have married a man like you".
I love getting such compliments.

 

[M's girl]

PS~ Next time he pays you a compliment like that... thank him.

Don't push for clarification, or details. The proper response to ANY compliment is (at minimum) "Thank you."

You had just finished having sex, right? This is when us guys are at our most vulnerable and receptive.

He told you that you are the best thing that ever happened to him.

That wasn't enough for you? Did you really need to hear more?

You did. And you waited until the afterglow had begun to fade, and then asked him to detail what was already a perfectly stated compliment.

This freaked him out. Not because he didn't mean what he said, but because he didn't realize that he was going to be asked to explain himself later.

So he fled to "The Chauvanism Zone". We've all done this when unfairly pressed.

This is exactly the behavior men are talking about when they complain that women don't know what they want. We're told that you want sensitive, caring men who aren't afraid to expose their feelings.

And then when we do, you say:

"What do you mean by that?"

Suddenly we're being interogated for giving a compliment to the woman we love.

Still wonder why the compliments become fewer and farther between as the years go by?

This is not rocket science. Men are SO simple. If women would simply take the time to pay attention.... men would have no power in our society. We would be walking around with a beer in one hand and our dick in the other saying: "Is there anything else I can do for you, honey?"

Instead, everything we do is chastised, and we even get criticized when we compliment you.

It's just silly.

So..... us women are expected to understand how a man's mind works, but a man does not need to understand that a woman does not necessarily care much about being a great fuck alone, but rather wants to be loved for her persona and other skills?

 

[hardgrader]

A lover once told me: "Darlin', if anyone asks, tell them you have a beautiful cock."

 

[human_male]

I asked him this question : " Care to elaborate on that, lover boy ?"

He thought about it, then said : "You're the best fuck I've ever had !"


I briefly contemplated murder, but stormed out of the room instead....he still looked puzzled as I left the apartment.

That's what you get for pushing it.

 

[human_male]

I don't know about the best but the most recent, and definately the most thought provoking was a cute girl at work that's twice said I do a good job. It's rather bizarre for someone in her position to say that so I'm hoping it means she's got a crush on me or something.