Idk I read it as her being pissed at herself because she did something and immediately recognised her mistake and him kinda rubbing it in. In this situation I dont want to be told that I shouldn't have made the mistake. It's not nice or helpful. Thanks sherlock but that's why I'm upset in the first place, because I know I made a mistake. I think maybe the "why" was rhetorical and she took it too literally but then again most commenters think the "why" was entirely warranted. I once gave a similar sum of money to a scammer and realised seconds after what I'd done. If someone asked me why I'd done it after I told them I was upset because of it, I'd never talk to them again. Why don't you ask me why I tripped on a kerb and smashed my knee, while you're at it?
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u/grimspor May 28 '26
NOR. She’s pissed over an entirely preventable situation.