Why doe other people notice every improvement you've made?
By katsantos
@katsantos (42)
Philippines
April 19, 2012 9:31am CST
Compliments from other people add up to one's self esteem. These may be some new things that you did to sort of, improve yourself, for your own good or to look proper. But others seem to over do it, I mean, "over compliment" on you. They seem to tease you in some way by noticing your new look. For me, its better to compliment it in a positive and supportive way, not making it seem that you are grounding that person not to improve. Have you ever experienced that before? When you changed for the better you and yet other people seem to brag you? Its so disappointing. It seems like they're telling you "you stay that way, same as before, don't ever change yourself".
1 response
@doroffee (4222)
• Hungary
19 Apr 12
I have the same "problem". Especially when... well, they know that I'm trying to lose weight. And there are people who are always like "Oh, have you lost weight?"... I think they're just polite and wanna make me happy, but when I know I didn't lose any, it becomes all fake...