What type of person are you?

I am both, depending on the situation and the rapport that I share with the person. And most of the times, I just ignore it if it's none of my business Or I don't need to confront.

I can be both. There are things you cannot say directly and you have to manage your words.

I still think that when speaking, especially to strangers, using euphemisms is ideal. I believe that you can only be brutally honest with someone you are already most familiar with. It is preferable to choose your words carefully when speaking to new acquaintances to prevent offending them.

No, one just because I dislike a look on a person doesn't mean I have the right to say something to hurt their feelings. One its none of my business how someone wears their makeup or why they wear makeup. Some people have strong insecurities and make up can be a comfort or it can be a way for them in self-care. My 12-year-old wears make up because it makes her feel good. Even though I tell her she doesn't need it she is pretty with or without make it it makes her feel secure and that is what matters most. If it's an action or act they are doing I don't like, like they throw things because they are angry. I would say hey I understand your upset, but this behavior isn't appropriate way to show it. throwing and breaking things because you mad. There is place where you can do that but not in my house or to my things.

Truthfully, as long as the person is clean and well groomed, that's all that really matters. I don't like it when people let themselves go and always wear dirty clothes and such. I find that rather unpleasant. But as for colors or make up or hair, that's their choice, so I don't say anything.

I am both depending on the occasion

I`m the person who really don`t say anything about other peoples attitude or looks not unless they asked me Then, I will tell them my honest opinion in a nice way

As Somerset Maugham said one does not have to be unnecessarily frank and I follow that rule. If someone asks me for my frank opinion then I will give my opinion.

I try to be diplomatic. There are certain circumstances when I wish I could be brutally honest but that's really not my nature.

Neither, I think. I tend to be honest, but I can also be silent about certain things.

If it's a close friend, I can be brutally honest

To me "dislike" is a mere opinion, and I would never state about anything that I dislike. I prefer to talk about what I like in them. Sometimes, a dislike can be taken for a criticism too. On the other hand, if they have asked me for an opinion on a certain hairdo, I might give my opinion, with the proviso that that's all it is. And again, if I notice that my wife's collar at the back is curled over wrongly, instead of straight, I will offer to straighten it for her. I will never openly dislike, as in criticise, something, as everyone is allowed to have their own opinion.

If it's a stranger, I won't say anything at all. But with the people I'm close to, I sugarcoat my words because I don't really want to offend them. I have yet to become close with someone who appreciates blatant honesty.

If I am very familiar with the other party, I may directly say that if I am not familiar with the other party, I will not express my opinion

Unless the person is going to greatly embarrass themselves I’m not likely to say anything.

I am both. If it is a good friend I will be honest and tell them the truth. If it is someone I hardly know I will them them they look nice.

I'm sweetly diplomatic. I'm a southern Belle, after all. It takes us 20 minutes to say good bye and even longer to say no.

I am more diplomatic than blatantly honest.

It depends on the situation and the person you're dealing with. As a general rule for me, I am honest but not rude. You can be truthful and yet does not offend a person with your words.

I like to be blatantly honest but I am not that kind of person who likes to hurt others. I will say I will tell them in nice way without sugarcoating but an honest opinion