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12 Simple Ways to Tell a Guy He’s Handsome over Text

By Matthew Lynch
March 21, 2024
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1. Compliment Directly: One of the simplest ways to tell a guy he’s handsome is to be direct about it. Just text him, “You are really handsome” or “You looked so handsome today.”

2. Use Emojis: Adding emojis to your text can make it more playful and fun. Send a message like, “You looked 🔥 today” or “Your new haircut is 😍.”

3. Be Specific: Instead of just telling him he’s handsome, mention something specific that you find attractive about him. For example, “I love the way your smile lights up your face” or “I can’t get over how blue your eyes are.”

4. Use a GIF or Meme: Search for a GIF or meme that portrays how you feel about his looks and send it his way. It’s a fun and lighthearted approach to complimenting his appearance.

5. Flirt: Flirting can be an effective way to compliment someone’s looks without being too direct. Text messages like, “If looks could kill, I’d be dead right now” or “You must get tired from running through my mind all day” will surely make him feel special.

6. Incorporate Humor: Make him laugh while complimenting his appearance by sending a funny text like, “With that smile, you could make a nun question her faith” or “If you were any more good-looking, I’d have to ban myself from seeing you!”

7. Sound Genuine: Compliments should come across as genuine and heartfelt for them to make an impact. Avoid clichés and exaggerate less; instead go for simple yet heartfelt compliments such as, “You looked really good in that shirt today” or “That haircut suits you well.”

8. Slip It into a Conversation: Bring up his looks while discussing something else. For example, if you’re talking about a movie, say, “By the way, you have that actor’s charm.”

9. Use Quotes: Sometimes, leaning on the words of others can help express how you feel. Text him a quote like, “You are the finest, loveliest, tenderest, and most beautiful person I have ever known—and even that is an understatement” – F. Scott Fitzgerald.

10. Send a Photo: If you have a photo of him where he looks especially handsome, text it to him along with your compliment. This gives him visual evidence of what you’re talking about.

11. Be Descriptive: Use vivid language to paint a picture in his mind of why you think he’s handsome. “Your jawline is so chiseled, I swear it could cut glass” or “Your eyes are like deep pools I could get lost in.”

12. Show Appreciation: Sometimes, just saying thank you can also be a way to compliment someone’s appearance. If he has dressed up for an occasion or put extra effort into his look for the night, simply text him “Thanks for looking so good tonight.”

Remember to be honest and genuine when sending these compliments over text. Make sure they align with your true feelings so that the guy receiving them feels genuinely appreciated for his good looks!

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