If someone says “you know you’re hot” as a compliment, do they think you’re stuck up?

[Anonymous]

Do they think you’re arrogant if they say that?

[Sandeeppingping]

Probably not wanting to tell you what you already know as a compliment so he doesn't sound like every other guy, so it's like I would compliment you but you already know this you've been told this before, either that or you were acting a bit naive in terms of how attraction works and he decided to say it

[MikeInHawaii]

“You know you’re hot?”
“You KNOW you’re hot!”
Communication is 90% tone of voice and body language. It’s hard to say not being there.

[Asker]

As in “ you KNOW you’re hot!”

[MikeInHawaii]

Still a tough call. Muhammad Ali called himself “The Greatest” and said “It ain’t bragging if it’s true.!”

So, even if you know you’re hot, you might not be stuck up. I scored 99.8th percentile on the GMAT when I applied to graduate school. I’ve scored 99th percentile on many standardized tests. People seem to think I’m an egotistical jack ass if I think I’m smarter than they are. In many cases, I plainly am.

If you are in fact hot and you know it, you just might be aware of your strengths and weaknesses.

[Guy13]

I hope they do not think that... you're stuck-up

[Guy13]

Firstly, you are what you are as well as who you are. Do not let this guy get in your head.
Secondly, if this person is saying "that" with the intention of hurting you then this person has issues. It is inexcusable and at the very least that "comment" deserved a follow-up. This person is highly immature or not sensitive to others and others possible insecurities.
Third point, whether he is flirting or making you "snotty" seems to be preparing for rejection... If you decline an offer for a date then you are Snotty etc.. And, it seems that he has already tried to convince you that you are snotty.
It is sad...

[jahaims]

Doesn't seem like it was intended to be a compliment