> Kind of an odd article, the writer spends the first part of it trying to come up with compliments, which usually fail.
Personally I thought that part was hilarious. I'm not sure whether it was true or not (due to how naive it made the author seem) but I definitely enjoyed the article more because of it.
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> Kind of an odd article, the writer spends the first part of it trying to come up with compliments, which usually fail.
Personally I thought that part was hilarious. I'm not sure whether it was true or not (due to how naive it made the author seem) but I definitely enjoyed the article more because of it.
If you try this same sort of thing yourself, I think you'll be surprised at how naive it makes you feel.
It's a very foreign feeling, stretching for compliments.
Maybe I'm just shy/lazy, but the part about the author issuing 1100 compliments in a week also strains belief.