Compliments: (see below)

Compliments are interesting. I think that most compliments go unspoken. I often reflect throughout the day about the people that I look at. I might think that a colleague's hair looks lovely today, but I wouldn't interrupt conversation to tell her. I don't think it matters whether the compliment comes from a male or a female. I take them at face value and say thank you, but while it is nice to receive compliments, I don't find that they really change the perception that I have of myself. I'm comfortable with myself, my flaws, and my personality.
So, I suppose the answer is - it doesn't really matter. It's nice to compliment people, and as long as it is done tactfully, it shouldn't matter. Now.. if it's creepy leering, that's off-putting.

The most believable compliment is when you hear it indirectly, as when someone tells you someone else told them, and especially so if it was from a woman, because many women are more critical than supportive of each other.

@moonchild0315, wow thanks for this reply, I will read it again later as I just skimmed through it but thanks very much for that response. I mean taking the time to write it, if it's creepily leering. Stands out.

Gender doesnt really change my view

I'm fine when another woman compliments me. She's just being nice, there's no harm in that😊

no. I'm pretty skeptical of the compliment regardless xD

@cherokeepatti, well
I will compliment you now on your replies to questions. They always make sense and you are not smug. Compliments can sometimes cause people to become smug.

I will have to agree with @Dontlikekungfupanda Gender shouldn't matter.

Yea, I don't usually believe compliments from anyone, but I'm more likely to believe a female.