How do people describe you?

[browneyes]

And does it bug you when they say you're nice?

 

[Pop Daddy]

Originally posted by browneyes
And does it bug you when they say you're nice?

I dont know, they never said that

 

[browneyes]

Originally posted by Pop Daddy
I dont know, they never said that

Jason is the nicest person I know.

 

[Pop Daddy]

Originally posted by browneyes
Jason is the nicest person I know.

I dont like it

 

[Pooh67_68]

People have always told me that I am nice, a good listener and a happy person. No it does not bother me.

My sister though thinks that I am too happy for my own good lol.

What can I say I'm an optimists and she is a pessimists.

 

[Lorix2]

I've been told "you're a riot" and "you're so sweet" by coworkers. Others who know me will tell you I've "got the gift of gab".

 

[browneyes]

Originally posted by Pop Daddy
I dont like it

I'm glad I'm not the only one it bugs. Jason, there are many descriptors for you other than nice, but you are nice.

Pooh67_68, tell your sister she's nice sometime and see if it startles her.

Lorix2, I take it you don't meet a stranger?

 

[peg2001]

Originally posted by browneyes
And does it bug you when they say you're nice?

"You're always smiling." "You are so relaxed and laid back." Nope, I take "nice" as a compliment.

Peggy

 

[TLinden16]

Originally posted by Pop Daddy
I dont like it

I don't like it when people call Jason nice either.

Karen

 

[Lisa F]

My husband is a really NICE guy. Early on in our marriage I was telling him that and he got all upset. He said it made him feel bad. I nearly lost my mind, WHY would being called "nice" make someone feel bad? It's a compliment! He said it was a throwback from being a dork in HS and having girls tell him "you're a really nice guy but I just want to be friends." I told him I had married him and I put out on a regular basis so obviously it's not "you're a nice guy but...." but rather "you're a nice guy and... a sexy one. so get over it!"

I guess nice is a compliment but sort of a bland one. He could deal with being "nice and sexy" just not being with "nice" only.

 

[Disney Doll]

It depends on whether the eprson likes me or not!

 

[onecoolmama]

I get told I am easy to get along with, relaxed, and fun to be around.

But I am not nice..so I would never be called that.LOL.

 

[Lorix2]

Browneyes - that's right!

 

[browneyes]

Originally posted by Lisa F
I guess nice is a compliment but sort of a bland one. He could deal with being "nice and sexy" just not being with "nice" only.

, but I don't think I want some of the people that call me nice to tell my I'm sexy too.

LOL, TLinden16. I guess I'm supposed to reiterate that Jason's nice now, huh?

Peggy, are you always smiling?

onecoolmama, I could handle being called fun instead of nice.

Disney Doll, I'm sure some people out there would not describe me as nice. But I wouldn't describe them as nice either. I'm sure you might be described as serendipitous from time to time.

Lorix2,

 

[peg2001]

Originally posted by browneyes
[BPeggy, are you always smiling? [/B]

Usually. My natural state is happy so unless I'm actually unhappy or upset, I'm smiling.

Peggy

 

[Robinrs]

I love nice people, it's not an insult at all!

I, frankly, am considered NICE on this board, but not in real life!

The word nice is sometimes comfused like the word "meek"... it somehow has a negative connotation. I don't think so. I enjoy being around nice, or PLEASANT people. It makes life so much less stressful.

 

[Lanshark]

Robin you know that the "Meek shall inherit the earth"

 

[Stepharoonie!]

"You're such a goofball" is a regular comment that I hear Along with being nice, a sweet girl, etc. etc. etc.

 

[Robinrs]

Originally posted by Lanshark
Robin you know that the "Meek shall inherit the earth"

aMEN, Marcie!

 

[jkovick]

Many people I know accuse me of being a "Disney-aholic". Soooo
at least I know thant here I am so not alone!