Is being called a MILF considered a compliment?
446064
MILF---- Mother I'd like to F@@K, if I was 30, I would take it as a compliment!! That means that even though your getting up in age, you still look good!! :)
103626
I love when my husband compliments what I am wearing or on one of my body parts (eyes, skin, hair, feet, toes, nails, ankles, legs, etc.).  It makes me feel great, like he is actually paying attention to only me & not this crazy world (work, telephone, bills, mail, tv, etc.)
469287
The women who are hot & say they are not, are fishing for compliments. The one's who are not so hot and think there are, they know they are not, they just have a hard shell of self confidence, which is good, they want compliments to. I think im hot, not the hottest but who is? We are all hot in our own way, inside or out.
1011248
I've "dated" a few younger guys, mostly for the sex.  So there are other MILFs out there I'm sure.   Your approach may be off and normally these things just sort of "happen" you don't go looking for it.  Or you don't wake up and say "I'm 35, I think I'll find me a nice young 20 year old to *uck".
227611
Many words inspire me to love or smile.  But my husband calls me baby and for the first time, he called me "my lover".  Very sexy and touching.  I could get used to it after almost 8 yrs of marriage.  Whoopee.
831761
older women know exactly what they want, and how to get it, plus theres something very attractive about a confident women, and nothing more unattractive about a immature girl, plus theres this whole milf thing going on, but for me mature women are just more sexy and more stimulating.
1030544
I am not sure why you think it is okay be called that.  You should not be okay with being called that at all, it is an insult. Maybe it is a self confidence issue?  Not sure really though. Men and women should not be okay with any negativity towards their gender.
502083
Yes they do think they're being helpful. Some of them even think its a compliment. Sometimes people are such idiots
919872
Any comment you would make to your mother.  In other words if it wouldn't offend your mother, grandmother, aunt, sister it would be acceptable.  Now, if you had a really open relationship with any these people you may have to curb the compliment.  Compliments on shoes, hair, smile are usually safe ones.
945180
I've used that expression with friends before as a joke. It's a silly over-doing-it way of saying that you're great.\n\nA friend of mine who's female brought me a soda one day without me asking (long story but it was super hot that day and we were working outdoors) and I said, "Oh my god, marry me!" We had a good chuckle about it but that's all. Likewise another time I got a backrub from a female friend and I was enjoying it so much I said, "Will you have my children?" \n\nIf he said it was a joke, it probably was. He just thinks you're really cool. he may even think you're hot, but he's still probably joking.
237054
Yes. I take it as a compliment. I refuse to be a part of the "herd".
681638
I don't think so. I call guys cute, (even though they don't seem to like it) I think it's a compliment, and not the kiss of death. Especially if she compliments your body too. Go get that girl!!
494760
No, but common courtesy would say that's a question reserved for when you know someone better.\n\nAlso, you should be sure that this "girl" is an adult.
909576
It can't hurt to refer to them as mr. or mrs. Almost no one gets offended by being addressed more formally (truly offended, not the fake my-mother-is-mrs.-jones offended), but many do get offended by being addressed in a way inconsistant with their opinion of respect.\n\nI typically go by either what they say (as in, if the superior himself refers to himself as "Jim" then that's probably what he wants to go by) or what others call him (and your peers - not people higher up than you - call him by his first name, I'd go ahead and do it).\n\nIn emails, I usually try to keep work emails pretty formal and devoid of personal comments.  If I don't KNOW I should use first names, I almost always address them "Mr" or "Ms" (which is the most acceptable abbreviation for women, since it includes married, respectably unmarried, divorced, or widowed).  Of course, when it's a coworker I'm friends with and we goof around in the office, I use a first name.
677984
It depends on the person but as a rule of thumb it's never a good idea. Most people would feel disrespected or insecure by such a comment. I know I would.
560284
Hey , as far as I can make out, those are good compliments! To be called a golden girl plus to be told that you rock. 99% of the teens would envy you and want to be in your shoes. \n\nSo where's the problem? When you see people moving away or not incluing you in things, thats when you should start worrying. For now, enjoy the limelight !
36515
Yes, agreed. I wouldn't read too much into it. I've had strangers who are women say this to me and I always warm right up when they say it. I've heard somewhere that suggests superiority but I just don't see it. The women who usually say this to me are usually older and kind.\n\nI also say this to my husband sometimes as many couples do to each other.