Nicest thing said to you

[TBKahuna123]

So last night wife comes home from work and says, "How come when I'm around you I can't help but smile?"

What's the nicest thing that anyone has ever said to you?

 

[Quoll]

What's the nicest thing that anyone has ever said to you?

Wow, that's huge.
Even lies can be appreciated.

On a serious and more truthful note, being told I am needed.

 

[Feeblor]

"You're not that ugly"

haha kidding.

 

[boston_bbw]

We were in bed just snuggling several months back.. he got real quiet, eyes closed and had that shit eatin grin on his face. When I said "penny for your thoughts". He said "who ever said Disney was the happiest place on earth had no idea what they were talking about" I almost cried...

 

[TBKahuna123]

We were in bed just snuggling several months back.. he got real quiet, eyes closed and had that shit eatin grin on his face. When I said "penny for your thoughts". He said "who ever said Disney was the happiest place on earth had no idea what they were talking about" I almost cried...

Now THAT should be on a Halmark card!

 

[Cathleen]

We were in bed just snuggling several months back.. he got real quiet, eyes closed and had that shit eatin grin on his face. When I said "penny for your thoughts". He said "who ever said Disney was the happiest place on earth had no idea what they were talking about" I almost cried...

That is so sweet.

 

[Cathleen]

The first thing that comes to mind is 'I love you.' Not much better then that but...

While talking with a friend one day he said "if we had never met and known each other it would have been a cosmic injustice." I laughed at first but when it sunk in it was an 'ooohhh' moments.

 

[rosebud5446]

i was talking to an ex yesterday that is still completely in love with me, about how i don't want to be alone, as in not being in a relationship, and he said 'as long as i'm alive, you'll never be alone'... my heart melted, but i was still like... goddamnit, why do YOU have to say that, and not someone i WANT to be with... it was still sweet as hell

 

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[Eilan]

A couple of things. . .

The first is a rather backhanded compliment that my ex made as we were going through our separation/divorce. After our separation, we went through a half-assed reconciliation during which my ex never really stopped seeing the woman he'd left me for. He said, "I know that I can treat you this way because no matter what happens, I know that you'll be okay. I can't say the same for her." At the time I thought, "What the fuck?!"

Yeah, it was cold-hearted on his part, but I've realized, in hindsight, that he always saw this inner strength in me, even if he had a backasswards way of getting his point across. And he's right--at various points in my life, I've been down, but no matter how low I've felt, I've never been out. That's why I call it a double-edged, backhanded compliment.

My husband, when we were dating, telling me that after his relationship with his ex ended, he never thought that at his age (he was 43 when we met) that he'd never find happiness again--until we met.

 

[Quoll]

After coming off life support and defying the odds my wife telling me "I came back, for you."

 

[~Sweets~]

After coming off life support and defying the odds my wife telling me "I came back, for you."

How beautiful quoll, it sent tingles up my spine. That is amazing.

 

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[~Sweets~]

Did the same for me.

BTW SJS, do you live in the "Old Man" state?

I sure do Scalywag. Not far from where he resided, still seems strange he's gone. Sometimes my mind still sees him, kind of like phantom pain.

 

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[TBKahuna123]

After coming off life support and defying the odds my wife telling me "I came back, for you."

Wow, that makes me want to close this thread right now, because no one will ever top that! I don't know about a tingle in my spine, but it sure brought tears to my eyes.

 

[Denae]

An older woman came in to pay her bill. Two well-behaved children were with her & I commented on how nicely they behaved in public. She broke down and told me the story about her drug-addicted daughter and that she had to take her grandchildren in to raise them and keep them safe from her daughter. I held her hand while she cried. After a few minutes, she looked up at me and thanked me for taking the time to listen to her story.

This woman touched me so deeply and it broke my heart. She wanted so little from another human being-just to be heard and comforted.

 

[Quoll]

How beautiful quoll, it sent tingles up my spine. That is amazing.

Did the same for me.

Wow, that makes me want to close this thread right now, because no one will ever top that! I don't know about a tingle in my spine, but it sure brought tears to my eyes.

Thank you.
A few years before her accident I had broken down with her and in a moment of anguish commented that everyone I loved had died ( I had lost both my parents by then ), she later told me that was why she fought so hard to come back.
It is very humbling for me, and that single statement has at times brought me back to reality when life has seemed pointless.

I think any comment made to you that brings a smile and that feeling of... hell I don't have the words, but that feeling that all the posts here give you, a warm glow, feeling loved ,wanted, appreciated, they are just some of lifes best moments, keep them coming.

 

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[Recidiva]

I'd once said that I would have sold my soul for something, and the man stopped me and said

"You would never sell your soul. Never. You might give it away, but you would never sell it."

 

[ultimate_cin]

This was my boyfriend's weekend to have his kids, so we haven't seen each other since Thursday....I called him tonight to talk, and he told me that when he saw me again he just wanted to hold me tight, because he missed me. That just made me completely melt.....

 

[pleasteasme]

One of the nicest things anyone has said to me darn near made me cry. A parent of one of my students took me aside at an event and explained me "the difference" I made in his child's life and he was so sincere and well, it was emotional to say the least.

I don't generally take compliments very well. It was nice of him to tell me this and certainly makes what I do even more worthwhile than I previously thought.

 

[Pyro Paul]

"I love you, but please leave me alone. please, I don't want you to watch me die. so leave me alone."

the acctual wording of it is very harsh, but she didn't want me to be sad because of her. she loved me so much that she was willing to push me away for my sake.

that is the 'nicest' thing ever said to me.

 

[Eilan]

Duh. How could I forget this?

Some of you know from my other posts that my husband had infertility issues in the not-so-distant past. So we were a bit surprised when we decided to try for a baby and conceived our now-three-year-old on the very first cycle.

The night we brought her home from the hospital, my husband was cradling her in his arms and he looked up at me with tears glistening in his eyes and said, "Thank you."

 

[TBKahuna123]

Duh. How could I forget this?

Some of you know from my other posts that my husband had infertility issues in the not-so-distant past. So we were a bit surprised when we decided to try for a baby and conceived our now-three-year-old on the very first cycle.

The night we brought her home from the hospital, my husband was cradling her in his arms and he looked up at me with tears glistening in his eyes and said, "Thank you."

OK , maybe that one hit too close to home or maybe I'm just a big puss, but that made me teary eyed.