/lit/ - Literature

I work as a rode operator at an amusement park, so I get to do a lot of people-watching. You get a lot of average and ugly people, but I also get to see more cute girls than I think I ever would if I wasn't working here. Sometimes I think about complimenting them, saying something like "Hey cool backpack" or "nice glasses frames" or "that's a good shirt." Actually just today I came in for the PM shift to relieve the person working the ride for the AM shift and it was a cute short girl with freckles and dirty brown blonde hair tied into a pony tale and she was wearing round frame wire glasses that really complimented her face. She had some accent that was unplaceable, european? Maybe germanic? There's so many people employed at this place that it isn't uncommon that you'll only see a coworker once. Anyways while I was trading shifts with her I didn't really say anything, but I kept thinking of telling her I liked her glasses but I ultimately didn't. I feel like me complimenting someone might seem like an insult, I'm worried they'll feel disgusted that I had any passing interest in them. It's depressing how much I dwell on this stuff.