Quote Originally Posted by Tina B. View Post
Question, do you give out complements to strange women, men and children at the mall, if not what makes a CD any different.
I compliment women, Yes. Men certainly less often; occasionally on a T-shirt. I would compliment some of the aboriginal men on their braids if I knew the proper form to do so.

Children I am careful with, usually not doing more than smiling, or waving at an infant. People get very protective of children and innocent remarks to children might be interpreted quite badly by adults.

Quote Originally Posted by 5150 Girl View Post
I wonder if it would be good policy upon reading a sister to say "Hi sister; my name is (insert your fem name here)
There is something about that phrasing that bothers me. I think I would rather have a guy come up to me and say something like, "Excuse me, would you be able to tell me where I could buy a dress like that in my size?" or say "You're very brave; I haven't dared dress outside the house", than to call me "sister". I am quite approachable but I am not your comrade. But that's me.