“Seven Subtle Phrases That Reveal a Woman’s True Colors: Are You Conversing with Kindness or Conceit?”
For instance, “You’re really brave to wear such bold colors” or “You did a great job for someone with your experience.”
These compliments are not really compliments at all. They’re veiled insults.
Interestingly, psychologists explain that those who use backhanded compliments often do so to feel superior.
It’s a way of putting others down while maintaining a guise of politeness.
If a woman frequently uses these types of “compliments” in casual conversation, it hints at an unkind nature.
True kindness doesn’t need to disguise itself. It’s genuine and uplifting with no hidden insults.
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