Are you passive aggressive?
You might say no, because you’re scared of being ridiculed.
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TwiddlerofThumbs · F
Really · 80-89, M
@TwiddlerofThumbs I don't understand that. Can you explain, give an example?
TwiddlerofThumbs · F
@Really Lets say you have someone in your life who corrects everything you say to them. Whether it be fact checking on his damn phone or just letting you know everything you say is wrong.
So, for example, sitting in the airport, with our phones plugged in to charge before we get on our flight, I say to him - mine isn't charging. We should go to a different area. To which he replies 'they are charging fine, the problem is that you keep getting caught on my cord so its pulling and not charging fully." to which i say fine... he rearranges the cords. 10 minutes before our flight he says " hey, this isn't getting enough power to charge my phone" to which I reply " oh really? I had no idea. mine has gained a whole 4 percent. I'm great. " this is where I get snapped at and told that it's not for the reason I originally stated and moving elsewhere would not have helped anything.
So, for example, sitting in the airport, with our phones plugged in to charge before we get on our flight, I say to him - mine isn't charging. We should go to a different area. To which he replies 'they are charging fine, the problem is that you keep getting caught on my cord so its pulling and not charging fully." to which i say fine... he rearranges the cords. 10 minutes before our flight he says " hey, this isn't getting enough power to charge my phone" to which I reply " oh really? I had no idea. mine has gained a whole 4 percent. I'm great. " this is where I get snapped at and told that it's not for the reason I originally stated and moving elsewhere would not have helped anything.