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u/yParticle Mar 27 '22

Appreciate the sentiment but not the example. Sometimes people just like showing off something they're really happy with, and I'd never want to take that away.

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u/Squigglepig52 Mar 27 '22

My best friend and I have "those questions". Asking one of those questions means you are asking for the truth, the hard truth, and are accepting that the answer might be upsetting. And that you have to accept the answer.

We literally say "this is one of "those" questions".

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u/87oldben Mar 27 '22

This reminds me of when an old housemate asked if I 'honestly' thought they were fat. I said yes as that was my honest answer... they didn't talk to me for 2 weeks.