How do you deal with flattery?

Say “thank you.” If you are tempted to respond impulsively with a remark that could come back to harm you, it may be in your best interest to reply simply as if the person was entirely sincere. Tell the person “thank you” even if you’re sure the compliment wasn’t altogether genuine.

How do you express flattery?

To put someone in their place by saying, “Don’t flatter yourself.”…Other ways to say “I’m flattered” to accept a compliment:

1. “Thanks so much”
2. “Oh I appreciate that”
3. “Thank you for saying that”
4. “That was such a nice thing to say”

What does it mean when you are not flattering someone?

When you are not flattering another person your statements are sincere and you show appreciation for their work, their look or the kind of person they are. Flattery rarely makes the other person feel good. With it comes some doubt and wariness.

What is the difference between flattery and respect?

Flattery rarely makes the other person feel good. With it comes some doubt and wariness. If you are respecting the other person on the other hand you are meant to make the person feel good. Your statements should be one that makes them encouraged, inspired and helps them to continue onward toward their goals.

Is flattery always obvious?

But flattery is not always obvious. While the spies’ words were not false in themselves, they were tainted and corrupted by a double-heart (Ps 12:2). The spies did not love Jesus, they hated him.

What is manipulation in the form of flattery?

Manipulation in the form of flattery is little more than a covert form of aggression. Before I go any further, it is important to understand that praise and flattery, while often used interchangeably, are not synonymous. “Praise” is most commonly defined as the expression of favorable judgment or sincere appreciation.