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Am I the only one?

I never know how to respond to someone that says “What’s up” I literally don’t understand the respond people expect. Is it like a way of saying, how are you? I suppose it is, but then again it sounds weird if I say ‘good’ because the question itself sounds more of a literal subject, and I can’t help but want to respond “The sky” or “The roof” it just makes no sense to me. I would much appreciate it if people would just ask “How are you” it’s an easier question. I kinda hate th phrase, just saying. 😂 Oh my god, I feel dumb by saying this. Please tell me someone else feels the same way?
CountScrofula · 41-45, M Best Comment
You're fine, it's awkward language. Correct response:

"Not much, you?"

However, if something IS up then you are welcome to discuss it.

"Going to class, hoping I can get an extension on that essay."

"My life is a trainwreck of nausea-inducing anxiety and I'm terrified even speaking to you."

"Got this jello, it's pretty great."
SabrinaL · 22-25, F
@CountScrofula
All those examples pretty much sum up my life. 😂 😂
CountScrofula · 41-45, M
@SabrinaL Awesome, you sound like you're alright then. :D

I’m like that with the British “Y’alright” cause it’s like they’re asking if you’re alright but really they’re just saying hi.
SW-User
Consider it a way of saying "what's been going on?" Usually you'd respond with something like "not much"
SailorMoon · 36-40, F
lol that and the shorten SUP im like um sky blue what you want?
Go ahead and respond with good. Just do it it is an awesome response to that question. lol
They mean what are you up to, or what are you doing
VolpeTredici · 31-35, M
"Not shit. What's up with you?"
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