Compliments....you look lovely, smashing, fantastic, out of this world. 
Telling a 57 year old woman she looks 25, enhances her self confidence, 
when a man admires his wife regardless of her age, she is re energized, 
spurred on to be better in other areas.
Telling a man he looks 
good in his designer shirt/shoes all the time does no always cut it for 
him... For most secure men, it takes more than "honey you look sexy" to 
validate what is inside or who is aiming to be. There comes a time in 
marriage when what reinforces your love for a man is no longer the 
flowers, chocolates or perfume but rather his acts of kindness, his 
initiative, consideration and thoughtfulness, ability to go the extra 
mile for your convenience.
A man who identifies when you are 
stretched beyond your limits and steps in to take care of little things,
 a man who encourages you to be your best, knows your are human and 
prone to mistakes, failures yet encourages you. It would take more than 
"you look handsome" to compliment him.
 Learn to compliment the 
strength in your spouse. For the way he handles the children, 
exemplifying godliness, being hardworking, kindness, love, hospitality, 
having a mind of his own, providing for the family. If your husband 
works with his hands, compliment him, if he uses his brains, compliment 
him. When you make it a habit to always say positive things instead of 
nagging, you will enjoy him more. For volunteering to be a big brother 
to the son of a struggling single mother, for assisting an elderly lady 
with chores like cutting the grace, clearing the snow, for giving money 
to the widow on your street without suspecting him. Compliment him for 
being a good companion regardless of how often you argue...
I guess
 you are wondering how you should compliment a man who does not have 
anything compliment able about him or his character....look a little closer...everything 
God made received God's validation of being good. Maybe you are 
negatively altering your world by not seeing what is good in your man. 
Start with the minutest appearance of kindness, zoom in on moments when 
he expects something negative from you. Add thank you to your vocabulary
 and look out only for positive things in him. 
The world runs on seeds, sow what you want to reap! Sow character compliments to your husband and you are bound to touch a chord in his heart.
 
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