The one thing I keep forgetting is how Europeans take compliments as awkward and uncomfortable
Like it's so different in Canada, it's rude not to give compliments in some situations
I'm sorry if I give too many compliments, I'm Canadian ๐
The one thing I keep forgetting is how Europeans take compliments as awkward and uncomfortable Like it's so different in Canada, it's rude not to give compliments in some situations I'm sorry if I give too many compliments, I'm Canadian ๐ 3 comments
@dansup in Europe if somebody focuses on the positive instead of the negative, that's immediately suspicious xD |
@dansup As an European I can tell you I really don't mind getting compliments and find myself that we should praise the people around us more.
I think the problem with compliments for us often lies more in fact that we give compliments to close people and we get suspicious when a stranger (who doesn't know anything about us) compliments us. Especially from US Americans where terms like "awesome" and "great" in conversations feels overused and this devalues the compliment itself for us.