Her smile and her compliments were fit for someone about to be crowned.
Respect others, Hold the door for someone, Compliment a friend on there hair or shoes, The only time to get in a fight with someone is if you're a boxer/professional fighter.
Take the time to brighten a stranger's day every day, whether it's a compliment, holding the door open for someone whose hands are full, or volunteering at a soup kitchen.
That emotionally literate monarch King Henry here seduces the pliant Mary by sweetly murmuring that he understands how she is not used to people being nice to her: "Compliments in your family were for someone else; I, too, know what it is like to be the second child".
Similarly, avoid making patronizing remarks and backhanded compliments like 'You're quite successful for someone in a wheelchair' or 'I've never met someone who is so stylish and blind'.
Whether is a nice compliment, holding a door open or paying for someone's lunch any act of kindness counts!
Help people, always have a kind word for someone who needs one, compliment people, and find other ways to be nice too.
But I see a lot of women (and men) who really are looking for someone to "complete" instead of "compliment them.
Compliment them when they do something well or when they do something considerate for someone else.
