Grammar – ‘Feel Interesting’ vs ‘Feel Interested’

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I encountered the sentence bleow in a speech.

Please watch at 1:22 and you can see the sentence

The speaker said : I think part of fashion is just finding what that balance is for you and what's going to make you feel comfortable and interesting when you walk down the street

Is 'interesting' connected to 'comfortable'?

If so, does it mean 'what will make you feel comfortable and feel interesting'?

And there's another question. Do you use 'I feel interesting'?

Well sometimes people use 'I am interesting' to say I am kind of a person who interest people.

Is it proper to say 'feel' instead of 'be'?

Best Answer

To make someone feel comfortable and to make someone feel interesting. No, a person would probably not say: I feel interesting. But they might think it. And someone else might say about you: if you wear this, it will make you feel interestin.

Of course, if you feel interesting, that might be something you "secretly" find enjoyable but you would have to be someone like Donald Duck [ha ha] to actually say it.

If you feel like you are a boring person, perhaps if you felt interesting (without actually saying it to others), you would feel better.

I feel he is an interesting person. That is what is expressed here with "feel interesting". When you feel interesting, you might attract others. If you feel boring, you might not.

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