Re: Going makeup free
Also not sure why it should be seen as awkward when females compliment females or males compliment males. even if done in an intense way. It is part of South Asian/Middle eastern culture and history. Throughout time friendships were given primary importance and friends used to write gushing poetry for each other and make the friend a muse for their creative work. It is only in modern times this is seen in awkward way. For example Rumi/Shams and even in Lahore to this day the tombs of Sufi poet Shah Hussain is buried with his friend Madho Lal. THe well known phrase “Tis better to have loved and lost then never to have loved at all” was written by a male friend to another friend who was dying of cancer in the 18th C.
Anyway don’t worry mere aise karne ka koi iraada nahi. I understand your points that compliments may not seen genuine if you do not see a person. Sometimes some things i can’t help myself doing but i will tone it down.