It is said that when relationships last over time they become monotonous, boring, lacking in emotion. This is not always true, but the truth is that sometimes couples make a big mistake: not telling each other how important they are to each other.
Most of the time, the best way to compliment someone you love isn’t by talking about their physical beauty. But there are many other ways to express the importance of that person in your life that you want to be with you forever.
But we know that sometimes finding the perfect words to describe your feelings is difficult. And that’s why you end up forgetting to express them completely.
That’s why we made this compilation of 10 compliments that you can say to someone you truly love. That have nothing to do with physical appearance, but are just as or more flattering; and that will help you define what you feel.
1. You inspire me to be a better person
2. You always give me the advice I need to hear. Even when I don’t want to hear them. I thank you deeply for it.
3. When the rest of the world is too much for me, you are the only person I want to return to.
4. You are my favorite person to talk to. I never get tired of hearing your voice, your stories. I always want more.
5. The way you face challenges inspires me, challenges me. It helps me grow.
6. You are really good at doing everything. And even those things you think you’re not that good at, I love how you do them too, no matter what anyone else thinks of you.
7. Your very existence has made my life better.
8. I love how adorable and childish you can be sometimes. You make me feel young again.
9. You have taught me what unconditional love feels like. Thank you for letting me know what it’s like to feel safe next to another person.
10. You have accomplished so much. Every day you are growing and evolving into a better and stronger version of who you were yesterday. Since I’ve known you, you’ve changed me a lot. Your passion for life has encouraged me to dream bigger, love harder and find beauty everywhere.
What do you think?