Second Eros
In relationships, they show sympathy gently and with ease. It can be a reaction to an interesting person or a remarkable behavior. Sympathy is directed at those who they like, evoke pleasant emotions or make a positive impression. Compliments are expressed creatively, emphasizing the qualities of the other person. They can be expressed symbolically or beautifully, expressing love or respect for the person to whom they are addressed.
Compliments can be expressed in different ways: through resonant words, gestures, or a smile. Showing sympathy for other people, they try not to cross borders and not cause negative emotions. They always try to admire people and their work without abusing their respect.
They show sympathy to support the interests of those they love and respect. To maintain communication, relationships and mutual understanding, show relationships with love, warmth and respect. They try to find compromises, solve problems and eliminate shortcomings so that everyone is happy. They try to avoid unnecessary conflicts and create a pleasant atmosphere.
"I like to show sympathy! However, I try not to go too far, you need to feel some naturalness. I can praise you if I liked it, sincerely admire it, say a compliment. It is necessary to show sympathy, otherwise how will it be seen? Well, further on the situation, and they are different - to make gifts, write poetry, spend time with a person, trying to learn more about him, about his inner world.
In sympathies, I try to somehow find a line when my feelings manifest themselves naturally, and my partner's feelings are also sincere and real, and they manifest themselves in response. Do not pass, when from the bay-floundering with the whole "club" on the head bang, then the effect is so-so)
There is no doubt about your own sympathy. If suddenly my sympathy is not accepted, then there will be surprise, which I try not to show. If he doesn't accept it, I won't go in. I'll probably ask you why, and then maybe you'll find some more or less objective reason. When someone openly expresses their "fi" to me, then you don't need to be friends with them. Sometimes my happy attitude was mistaken for flirting, even though I was just being friendly on my part."