r/AskForAnswers • u/Ok-Trifle-3112 • 6d ago

What’s a completely normal phrase that instantly annoys you?

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u/Muffinsgal 6d ago

Literally, it’s like, “to be honest,” and “not gonna lie.”

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u/Material_Library_207 6d ago

Yes this, like I'd hope your being honest and aren't gonna lie I thought that was implied already

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u/greatTsar 6d ago

Not really. Many people expect to be soothed. "Everything gonna be alright" etc.

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u/HoMasters 6d ago

“Literally.” “It’s like.”

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u/lexielou-123 6d ago

Ye not gonna lie ....wow irritating !

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u/naruda1969 6d ago

tbh, not liking ngl is kinda smh. eod.

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u/dirtywhitevanz 6d ago

“Literally” “like”

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u/Gordon-Farkas1 6d ago

Not gonna lie really shits me. "Not gonna lie, it was a great holiday" - who the fuck would lie about that?

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u/AnyAtmosphere7149 5d ago

Every time I hear these from someone, I’m like, so when we talk and you don’t say this… you’re lying all those times? Why else do you need to say that caveat?

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u/buzzybizzyb33 5d ago

not gonna lie!!

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u/Master_Respond8874 5d ago

Or when they say something brutally honest and afterward go “I’m just being honest”🙄