Questions..........

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Karima27
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Depends on the question. Sometimes something simple as "Where are you going"? May get a nasty response (from me at least) I hate being asked that!

I'll also say depends on the person asking. If i feel like you are important to me and you ask me something then i will tell you. Other than that you will definitely know once you have overstepped your boundaries.

We are only hard to read by people that don't understand us.
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CreepyPants
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re: 'How are you?'

George Carlin had a hilarious routine making fun of those jive questions we all ask each other and especially the fake answers we give back.

G: *role playing* "Hi! How are you?!"
G: "Hey! I'm good!"
G: Bullshit!

Personally, I dislike those types of exchanges because they are so routine and if im not actually doing good, i dont want to be fake, but at the same time i dont want to divulge into my so-so day nor do i want to hint at it.
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LeotoScorp
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Phone calls - not one to make an inquiry ... in the times that there have been calls w/my Scorp, he generally announces who's calling by saying "Hey so and so" and continues the conversation in my presence and/or after he has hung up made mention of who was on the other end.

"how are you" .... if I am asking someone with whom I have a close relationship, it's not the passing surface thing - it's really, are you doing okay, is there anything I can do for you ... have done this from time-to-time with my Scorp - he always responds, and doesn't mince his words - if he's angry, he says he's having anger management issues for the day, if it's a good day, he responds in that manner. I never ask him specific questions about it; however, I do ask if he feels like talking about it - if he does we do in depth and if he doesn't then we go on to something else. Once for one of those days when he was having a serious anger management issue, my recommendation was for him to pick up his teenage son and go to the batting cages for a couple of hourse in order to relieve some stress, then go have a beer and relax ... he chose to skip the cages and proceeded to have many beers at Hooters ... and then the next day e-mailed me the change in plans commenting "stress relief is stress relief, right?"