Women's Friendship: Navigating Compliments and Criticisms

Trusting insincere compliments and friends who criticize men leads to loneliness; women should seek honest advice for a better life.

### Women's Guide to Navigating Friendships and Marriage
* 👭 Women should be cautious of friends who give insincere compliments, as they can lead to **misconceptions about one's appearance and worth**.
* 👂 Friends who criticize others or point out flaws are not true friends and can **negatively impact one's self-esteem**.
* ⏳ The early 30s is not the **peak time for marriage**, and women should **actively seek partners** if they have marriage aspirations.
* 🎯 The ideal age to meet a good partner is around **28**, as it is a time when **femininity, maturity, and beauty coexist**.
* 👰 Women should be wary of friends who plan to stay single together, as it can lead to a **sense of betrayal** if one decides to get married.
* 🛤 Women should take control of their own path in life and make efforts to **achieve their goals**.
* 💬 "Sweet words are just nice to hear for a moment, but they don't really help me. I highly recommend having someone by your side who gives **unpleasant but honest advice** and advises you in a **ruthless way for your own good**."

Friends who talk like this are very bad friends. This is a phrase that reveals the worst shortcut to the swamp of a spinster. But the friend who took the lead in this is the one who brings the wedding invitation, not the trashy girl. Have you ever received empty compliments from your friends, acquaintances, or seniors, even if they were insincere? It happens occasionally. If you're a woman, you can relate. But as an older sister, my advice would be to keep a distance from such friends. In my opinion, it would be better. There are friends who only say nice things. Why should you keep your distance? Because if you take those words at face value, the chances of becoming a spinster for a female producer or women increase by 100%. So today, I will explain in detail about the words that women should never believe or trust. Let me tell you about the five types. The first is compliments on appearance. There are two types of compliments that should not be trusted. First.

First, in social situations, you can't spit on someone's face even if you're angry, right? So, yes, it's about going above that. Oh, you look younger than your age. I thought you weren't married. Colleagues or bosses often say that. But honestly, insincere compliments are more common. Second, Poomasihyeong is about complimenting each other's appearance. It's like saying you look a bit like Jenny. Oh, you look a bit like Seoyeon. Oh, you look a bit like Kali. The problem with these compliments is that it's hard to distinguish if it's a genuine compliment or just a polite one. Women now hear these things and come to me saying, I'm in my forties, but people see me as in my thirties. They receive these kinds of comments. When you respond, you often hear a lot of those comments. People who hear these kinds of comments a lot, when they meet people who don't say those things, they say, There are no photos of you. Women always make these compliments at least once.

I've heard a lot that I'm cuter than her, but in reality, many times, the actual person is just ordinary. So, hearing expressions like cute or pretty is probably because they are really beautiful. For example, when someone heard compliments about me in my absence, saying, Oh, Onebang Unnie is really beautiful, that's a real compliment. Women who are truly beautiful don't even bother to distinguish these things. They don't get caught up in the compliments. Oh, thank you. That's it. It's not a big deal. Why? Because the world is very favorable to me. If I go that way, I get treated well and receive attention from men. People who can live a slightly more abundant life because of their appearance. That's why I never really enjoy or care about such compliments. Here, what I mean is, women truly do not know if they are beautiful.

A way to objectively evaluate if someone is pretty is when you hear that you are pretty, you feel excited all day long and keep reminiscing about it, saying I am pretty. I turned 32 and felt so good because I had never received such a compliment before. So, receiving this compliment makes me feel really good. A friend who has heard this a lot just takes it in stride. A woman who keeps reminiscing about compliments may not be that pretty. Right? Secondly, friends who talk like this, pointing out what's wrong with you, are really bad friends. This is a phrase that leads to the worst shortcut to the swamp of an old maid. It's something you often hear when introducing your boyfriend to your friends, criticizing the man to lift up the woman. What's lacking in you that you're dating him? You deserve much better. Second marriage.

It's ignorant to talk without knowing the ecosystem of the market. For example, comparing a man and a woman who are both 35 years old and saying who looks better based solely on age. It's the man who looks better, right? But this kind of thing destroys the whole ecosystem. Oh, when you turn 30, there are so many girls around me who haven't even met their blind dates yet, and there are plenty of people meeting their blind dates. Friends who encourage you to meet someone of the same age just so you can also meet your blind date are really bad friends. It's really dangerous. True friends would say, Where is the person you are meeting at your age? If they are good, catch them. If someone says that a man is good, and you hear such words, your mood would definitely worsen by 100. A confident woman wouldn't be swayed by such words. It's only women who are unsure or lacking confidence who would be swayed by such words. That's why we...

When I see it, oh, my friends tell me who I look like, and they say I can meet much better people than him, so why do I bother meeting a guy like him? That's what they say to me. Then I tell my friends to introduce me to better people, but they don't introduce me. When they hear such things as, Your nose is too high, from these friends, those friends who are thin-skinned start to have thoughts that they are not worthy. And they fall into such misunderstandings while missing out on good men. I've seen a lot of cases like this. Oh, there are really many cases like this. But what if time is early? It becomes difficult for me to find a good man other than my boyfriend. That's the reality and a fact. Then, they end up boarding the open-air travel train. If a man really has a problem, instead of saying, You are not worth it, they say, When I look at it, this man is okay in this aspect, but this is a bit.

It seems like there is a problem, so I want you to tell me more accurately or as far as I know, that man knows this, so I would appreciate it if you could find out more clearly. You should keep that in mind. I didn't say that, but in general, men are men. I mentioned that I have a friend who got married early before. When that friend got married, they told me not to do it, but told other friends to go ahead. But later, they were like, How could she marry a guy like that? Is she crazy? while praising the marriage in front of me. That's the true feelings of women. They were really close friends, friends for over 10 years, exactly like that. Since then, I don't believe what female friends say at all, except for one. It's amazing that there is that one exception, truly amazing. In the early thirties, if you're in your early thirties, this is a bursting sound. [END OF TRANSCRIPT]

Even though the average age of marriage is said to be around 30, it's not the peak time. Get ready now, and to be honest, as women pass the age of 30, the chances of meeting someone decrease significantly, and you can feel that blind dates are decreasing. But what's the peak time? If I say that, the number of introductions will drastically decrease. If you rush and say you're in your prime, even the things that were coming in for introductions will stop. When you are in your prime, you can travel extensively with your friends who are still single and enjoy time with those who haven't married yet. The cases of missing out are numerous. So, foolish friends go to play with other friends and end up meeting someone. However, those friends don't mention meeting men to other friends; they pretend it doesn't happen. Then suddenly, a man appears. That's when you feel betrayed. If you have thoughts of marriage, crossing thirty is not the peak time to enjoy, but rather actively looking for a partner.

It's an age where you have to search hard. So, what is the best age for women to meet a good partner by searching hard? If I were to say I really have thoughts about marriage, I think the best age is in the early 20s. In the late 20s, it's the golden age for women. Why? Because the age of 28 means you have experienced social life to some extent, like working for about 3 to 4 years, and gained some knowledge. But in your 30s, you are not quite there yet, so you are still a bit innocent. And just before a woman turns 30, that age is when she looks the most beautiful. It's the age where femininity and maturity coexist. Really, if I want to marry well, I think the prime time to meet the best man I can choose is around 28. That's why I think it's good to strategize that age. It's the best time to aim for. It's still the early stage of the game. These days, people say to their friends, Don't get married, let's go to a retirement town together and live there for the rest of our lives.

There are definitely friends in their late twenties and early thirties who shout out for being single. If friends who think about staying single hang out together, they end up not getting married. If there are many friends around you who quickly get married, have children, and live happily, it seems like you end up getting married quickly. When there are friends who think about staying single, they say, Hey, let's not get married. What's the point of getting married in a day? They firmly resolve to stay single for a lifetime like a religious group. So, if you get married very actively, you become a betrayer. That's the scariest thing. They promise to stay single together for a lifetime. But the friend who was most proactive about this brings a wedding invitation. What's wrong with you? If you don't have a man, forget it. You keep following me saying it's great. We met a few times and it turned out like this. Trash. As they get older, feeling lonely, their other friends gradually stop coming to gatherings and stop coming on weekends.

I've had some things going on and I've been looking into companies like ours here and meeting men on weekends. So, I think trusting a friend and not getting married is the dumbest thing in the world. Why believe that? What is a friend in your life? No, there's a saying like that. A friend is someone you only need one of when you're really dying, right? Except for your parents, who else can you trust? How can you trust a friend? It's your own fault to trust such a friend and end up miserable as a single. It's like what fathers do. There are famous public figures who don't get married like that and just keep gathering, right? When one person becomes a star of marriage, everyone follows. Those who haven't gotten married don't look pitiful, so I'm not going either. Don't you go either. Then we compete with each other. I think there's also that. So, when you pass your early thirties, women start to feel anxious. If they don't get introduced to anyone, they start thinking like this.

It's not that you can't get married. Some people say they can't sleep at night. But it's not just me, it's comforting if friends around you don't go. If they don't go, I don't have to go either. But if all your friends go and you're the only one left, how do you feel? But if your friends are not going around you, you automatically get comfort and end up not going. So, hoping for comfort, I encouraged my friends not to go, but if they betray and leave, the sense of betrayal becomes too great. Then, when that time comes and you try to find them, you can't find them. So, in your late thirties, they come looking for you. Remember this, PD-nim. Today, we talked about five things that women should never believe when women talk among themselves. I heard one of these five things. Keep a distance from that friend. The path to your life that you seek, you must find it yourself.

If you want to meet a good man, you should make some plans and efforts. Sweet words are just nice to hear for a moment, but they don't really help me. I highly recommend having someone by your side who gives you unpleasant but honest advice and advises you in a ruthless way for your own good.

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The Impact of Insincere Compliments on Women

Insincere compliments on appearance can lead to false perceptions and unrealistic expectations.

These compliments can often be hard to distinguish as genuine or polite, leading to confusion and insecurity.

Women who are truly confident in their appearance are not easily swayed by these compliments, as they understand the true value of their beauty.

The Impact of Compliments and Criticisms on Self-Perception

Receiving compliments about one's appearance can have a significant impact on self-confidence, especially if it's a rare experience.

Constantly reminiscing about compliments may indicate a lack of confidence, while friends who overly criticize and compare may not be supportive.

The influence of external opinions on self-worth and the pressure to meet societal expectations can lead to misunderstandings and missed opportunities in relationships.

Women's chances of meeting someone decrease significantly after the age of 30, making the early 30s not the peak time for marriage.

The best age to actively search for a partner and marry well is considered to be in the late 20s, around 28, when femininity and maturity coexist.

The early 20s are also seen as a good time to meet a good partner by actively looking.

The Pressure of Marriage and Staying Single in Your Thirties

The company you keep can influence your attitude towards marriage, with single friends potentially prolonging singledom.

The pressure to marry intensifies as friends start settling down, causing anxiety in those who are still single.

The fear of being the "betrayer" and the influence of public figures and friends further contribute to this pressure.

The presence of friends can strongly influence individual choices and provide comfort.

Betrayal by friends can lead to a sense of abandonment and distress.

It is important to seek genuine and honest advice, even if it is unpleasant, for personal growth and decision-making.