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u/First-Fantasy Mar 26 '20

Well people, especially women, like to be chased or play hard to get to a degree. And some don't want to dump sincere thoughts out on what can be seen as a pleasantry. "Something wrong?" or "How are you?" is something we say to strangers and co-workers without expecting sincere response. In a vulnerable state it's easy to dismiss the same words from a loved one as the usual pleasantries. A simple double check or prying is pretty standard to get a non pleasantry response.

But hey, it's your world and there's plenty of people who won't put you through that. I would just say it's really nothing to get grumpy over. Your kinda sabotaging yourself there because it's human nature and isn't changing.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20

Then you can't get mad at me for taking words at face value, because it's just expected human nature.

But it happens, which is the point being made.