Being Natural

[weeannie]

I would take it ask compliment lady ;-l lve being natural, being able to go out without all the props!! and still feel and look not to bad , Knowing if your going out for a night you can really scrub up well and really get noticed instead of looking done up all the time !! Thats the fun part of going out Dressing up for x

[red devil]

In the context of your teaching it's very much a compliment...it implies you are good at it, you were 'born to do it'.

[Huguenot]

Sorry, my misunderstanding - if it's being used to describe your teaching performance then it seems very positive!

[srisky]

srisky Wrote:

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> Or is it a comment on how you are a natural at

> something? E.g. you are a natural with children.

>

Sounds like a compliment, like the example I gave earlier. Can't think of a way it could be a veiled insult!

[Laddy Muck]

I think I might have misunderstood you too, WOD. Though, if the comment is being made in the context of your profession, then I still think it's a compliment. What is it about the comment that is making you "fed up"?

The next time someone says it, why not ask her/him what s/he means?

[womanofdulwich]

People have said it at the end of workshops/meetings too and I suppose I am fed up as I think maybe its a sideswipe that I should keep quiet . Anyway I'm feeling more positive about it now- I may even ask someone what they mean next time they say it!:)