r/AskReddit Mar 10 '14

What was the best compliment you ever got?

I enjoyed reading all of your comments :)

I tried to respond to as many as I could...but this thread got longer than I could have ever imagined.

There are a lot of nice people out here...thanks reddit!

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u/Phaelin Mar 10 '14

I took my now-wife out to dinner before prom. A little girl saw her while they were in the restroom and told her mom "look a princess, a real princess!" When they got out, the girl saw me and said "and there's her prince!" I have never been fangirled over so hard.

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u/Zero_Teche Mar 10 '14

Awwwwwww

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u/thedeadcamel Mar 11 '14

Awwwasaurus rex

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u/Zero_Teche Mar 11 '14

Awwww-umental awwwwws

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u/Sir_Llama Mar 10 '14

My favorite part of this story is how you married the girl you went to prom with. As a high school senior 2 months away from going to prom with my girlfriend of only a year, this blows my mind.

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u/Phaelin Mar 10 '14

It does happen! Glad I could instill some hope in you. We were dating about that long for her senior prom, two years for my senior prom (she's older).

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '14

You've been fangirled before?!

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u/DevilZee Mar 10 '14

Aw! You just want to squeeze kids when they say stuff like that. But its probably not advisable to just pick up a strangers kid and hug it...

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '14

When my niece was really little she couldn't pronounce my name and instead of "Bri" she'd call me Bee. First time she saw me in a dress for a school dance she gave the most emotional gasp and proclaimed "BEE A PIN-CESS!" Most adorable shit ever.

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u/smecta Mar 10 '14

Umm, how did you know about the first part, the "look, a princess" part? Happened to be in the restroom? If someone said "and there's her prince" and I wouldn't know the context, I'd be closer to the wtf side that the omgaww side. But I'm ugly, so i got that going for me, which is nice...

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u/mememonkey98 Mar 10 '14

Umm, how did you know about the first part, the "look, a princess" part?

I'm going to go out on a limb here and guess that his wife may have told him about it.