yeah you don’t need to. I just think about times when people have complimented me going a bit grey, I think my hair is pretty rubbish but I will take any compliment I can get really.

“my least fav thing is people telling me I have a really nice hair colour” I guess it depends on the language used and your relationship with the person but that just struck me as strange to say.

And some people are alright when they’re young, and develop their douchbaggery as they grow older.

There was this guy from my hometown the same age as me, I hadn’t seen in years, probably since he was 19. He was always really happy-go-lucky and sunny when he was younger, and was just a pleasant young lad. I hadn’t seen him in years, and ran into him in a pub a little while ago. He’d turned into this weird UKIP supporting prick who would go out to Thailand, and brag about how you never “had to” date a girl over 20 again out there as long as you had money. Turned out later he had a kid in the UK he’d basically abandoned too. What a prick.

1 Like

Absolutely understand that.

There’s always so much to think about with everything. I don’t know how to compliment people really, I can smile really nicely though!

it probably says something about me that I assume this is an insult/mocking me for saying something wrong.

oh can’t see the smile it’s tiny!

night night have a good evening

1 Like