How to reply when others say it's comfortable

When others say you are a good person, you can respond in a humorous way to add a relaxed and happy atmosphere. For example, you could answer," Yes, I am a good person, but I am also a lazy good person." Or," Thank you for the compliment. I'm a good person, but I'm also a lazy good person." This kind of answer was humorous and interesting, and it could also express your gratitude to others.

Replying to "Goddess Sister" may make the person who replied feel a little awkward or uncomfortable, so you can try the following ways to reply: 1 Replying in a humorous way: For example,"Oh my goddess sister! Are you referring to the forever beautiful, intelligent, talented, gentle, considerate, kind, innocent, kind, generous, beautiful, intelligent, talented, gentle, considerate, kind, innocent, kind, generous girl? If that's the case, then I want to say that she's the goddess in my heart!" 2. Replying with compliments: For example," Sister Goddess, you are really an admirable woman! Your existence makes me feel extremely happy and lucky. I like everything about you, including your smile, your voice, your gentleness, your wisdom, your talent, your beauty, your kindness, your innocence, your generosity." 3. Replying in a teasing manner, such as "Hello, goddess sister!" Although I don't know if you really exist, I believe you must be a very special person. Your existence makes me extremely curious and excited. I like chatting with you because you always make me happy. But if you don't exist, then I really like your existence!" No matter which method you choose, you should try your best to express your sincerity and gratitude, and at the same time, try your best to avoid making others feel awkward or uncomfortable.

Thank you for your compliment. I'm also very lucky to have a good mother.

Here are some suggestions for girls who say "I'm a good person": 1. "Thank you. I think you're a good person too." 2. "You're a good person, but I have my shortcomings too." 3. Boy: " You're a good person, but I believe we can grow and improve on each other." 4. Boy: " You're a good person. I'm glad to know you." 5. " You're a good person. I hope we can continue to get to know each other better." These replies were all positive and balanced responses to the girl's praise. At the same time, they expressed their appreciation for her and their expectations for the further development of their relationship. Please note that these replies are for reference only. The specific answers should be adjusted according to the actual situation and personal preferences.

When someone said that their legs were short, they could respond with the following sharp and funny reply: - Your leg hair is longer than mine, does that mean you have a lot of leg hair? - My legs are shorter than yours, does that mean I have more courage than you? - Your legs are short but your butt is bigger than mine. Does that mean you have more butt fat? - Your legs are short but your knees are longer than mine. Does that mean you are more intelligent and knowledgeable? - Your legs are short but your arms are longer than mine. Does that mean you have more muscles and strength? - Your legs are short, but your heart is broader than mine. Does it mean that you are more tolerant and deep? The above answer was not only humorous, but also cleverly used the length of his legs to counterattack the other party, making people laugh. At the same time, he could also use this opportunity to show his sense of humor and wisdom to impress the people around him.

Well, it depends on the content of the story. If it's funny, you could respond with a laugh and a comment like 'That had me in stitches!' If it's serious, offer some supportive words like 'I'm here for you if you want to talk more.'

You can start by showing genuine interest. For example, say 'That's really interesting!' and then ask some follow - up questions related to the story. Maybe something like 'What happened next?' or 'How did you feel at that moment?'

Ask her some follow - up questions related to the story. If she told a story about a trip, you could ask 'What was the most beautiful place you saw on that trip?' This shows you are interested in her experience.

It depends on the content of her story. If it's funny, laugh and say something like, 'That cracked me up!' If it's serious, offer support and say, 'I'm here for you if you want to talk more about it.' Try to be empathetic and engaged.

It depends on the content of her story. If it's emotional, offer support and understanding. Say, 'I'm here for you if you want to talk more.' If it's an achievement, congratulate her sincerely.