Oh, I do even better. I will purposefully act to prove that compliment wrong.

I heard a good argument that caused me to suppress this instinct. When you argue against a compliment, you are forcing additional emotional labor onto the person paying it to you. Either they have to double down and say, "No, I really mean it" until you finally stop protesting, or they have to just awkwardly disengage from the conversation by not pressing the matter, making them regret the effort in the first place.

Quit being dramatic and just say thank you, for god's sake.

The correct response is saying "whatever" and then start talking about Star Trek.

I'm trying to break this habit but it's fucking hard.

Username does not check out. Where do I go for the compliment response of “duh” and HGTTG facts?

I hate to break it to all of you, but if everyone* thinks you’re a good person, you’re probably a good person.

*in b4 someone names a famously charitable monster: everyone didn’t think Jimmy Saville or Bill Cosby, for example, were good people, to be clear. There were quite a lot of victims who thought otherwise. Also they were much more concerned with whether people perceived them to be good people than whether they were good people, so you’re also clear on that point if you identify with this.

Nice meme! Well done

The top half should be red facing the other way

I mean, everyone subjectively somewhat decent at anything can get a compliment, even if unintentionallly.

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Should upper half be gray and penguin looking directly at the reader? 🤔

'Your hair looks nice today!'

'Thanks! I washed it.'

I responded with "Yeah yeah, I know" in a disappointed tone.

It's taken me s long time to learn to just accept compliments

I get the all the time.

“Nice talking to you.”
“No it wasn’t, but thank you.”
-confusion-

Them: Haven't seen you in a while. We've missed you!
Me: You did?

gets compliment

How dare you!