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The Compliment Thread! - January 5th 2009, 09:43 PM

Yay! Gotta love the Compliment thread. :] You start by complimenting the person above you. It can be anything nice about them, really. THEN you say something you like about yourself. (People always forget that one!)

When complimenting, use comments that will BOOST one's self-esteem and try to be as descriptive as possible. You can do one of the following:
  • Post a picture of yourself and tell us one thing you LIKE about yourself. Then give a compliment to the person above you. (REMEMBER: No comments such as "You've lost a lot of weight" or "You're so thin!" or anything else revolving around weight as these can be triggering.)
  • Don't just post a picture and state one thing you like about yourself. Always give a compliment to the person above you. If the person above you doesn't post a picture, say something about their personality that you have noticed. (i.e. you're very smart, you're very insightful, you've helped me so much.)
Rules
  • NO posts about weight loss or weight in general. This can be triggering
  • NO negative comments.
  • NO complimenting back. This rule is aiming to cut down chit-chat in this thread and keep it to its original purpose and means that if a person compliments you, you shou'dn't compliment them right back... let at least one other person compliment them before you post again.
  • NO explicit pictures (e.g. bare skin, stomachs).
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Since I'm first, and no one is above me, I'll just say that I'm SUPER EXCITED that TH is back.

And I defo like that I've become rededicated to my writing. It makes me feel accomplished.

Last edited by eunoia; April 14th 2010 at 08:26 PM. Reason: Quoting rules from original thread.