What's the most wholesome thing someone has ever told you?

[incorporationated]

wholesome hour

 

[LivideLamb]

Whenever I went to have an MRI, the nurses always told me that I had pretty hair and asked me what I did to keep that long and healthy. Some moments that I will always remember :)

 

[borderline-feline]

I would say that it was the poem that my boyfriend wrote for me.

"How fast does a kiss travel anyway?
Faster than a parcel or a letter?
To be sure, I will send one every day:
Some to bring joy, some to nurse wounds better."

 

[Forever Sleep]

It's a platitude I'm afraid- so it's bound to piss some people off but...

'Failure isn't when you fall- because we all fall- it's when you don't get back up again.'

At the time it helped- I felt so awful and depressed after a rejection at work. I think we can feel so ashamed to fail but we shouldn't because it ought to be a learning experience.

 

[UseItOrLoseIt]

I once told myself "Everyone knows something that you don't." but Jordan Peterson stole that line from me.

 

[CyberCat95]

"You're not liked-you're loved" that whole evening meant a lot to me. Bittersweet now but I do look back on it fondly