What do you get out of communicating with/ funding these parasites?Nobody really asks me that. Women I communicate with are too busy online scrounging for simps to serve as their finsubs.
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What do you get out of communicating with/ funding these parasites?Nobody really asks me that. Women I communicate with are too busy online scrounging for simps to serve as their finsubs.
Agreed.I don't really see why it would be annoying for someone to be polite and while most people may in fact only be asking out of some presumed obligation, others are genuinely concerned about the other individual's well being. Now if it was said with a sarcastic tone or a taunting tone or something, then I would find it somewhat annoying but not really worth feeling like the rest of my day was ruined or anything.
There are two reasons that I can tell for why some of us have a problem. Both involve how our brains operate - not a decision by us to "be difficult":I don't know why so many Aspies make a problem out of this. It's just another way of saying "hello".
I probably was referring to this one.2) It's more complicated for people like me; don't expect that the following description will truly explain the issue. We are perfectly capable of comprehending all manners of expression, but we don't necessarily like them. For me specifically, there is a lot of thinking about the various meanings of words. Often, I love to play with them and use puns. At the same time, I can hate non-literal usage, even though I understand what's being said.