the most common question
that you may ask someone
is
how are you?
or
how's it going?
and i think that it's kind of
pointless
because
nobody ever
says anything other than
good
great
or fine
why do we ask questions
about other people
if we can't even answer it ourselves
i mean
i don't want to be a burden or anything
that's why i may choose
to say
i'm fine
even when i'm not
i find that we
as a community
ask
"are you okay?"
whenever somebody is crying
way more than we should
because i mean
i don't want to create a scene
so i'll
stop crying
and tell you i'm fine
i told you
i don't want to be a burden
i personally
find that the term
ish
works quite well
it's still not the full truth
but i'm not a burden then either
so i think we need to
either
stop asking
or
start answering
because life isn't always
good
great
or fine
Oct 5, 2017
Oct 5, 2017 at 12:41 PM UTC
the most common question
that you may ask someone
is
how are you?
or
how's it going?
and i think that it's kind of
pointless
because
nobody ever
says anything other than
good
great
or fine
why do we ask questions
about other people
if we can't even answer it ourselves
i mean
i don't want to be a burden or anything
that's why i may choose
to say
i'm fine
even when i'm not
i find that we
as a community
ask
"are you okay?"
whenever somebody is crying
way more than we should
because i mean
i don't want to create a scene
so i'll
stop crying
and tell you i'm fine
i told you
i don't want to be a burden
i personally
find that the term
ish
works quite well
it's still not the full truth
but i'm not a burden then either
so i think we need to
either
stop asking
or
start answering
because life isn't always
good
great
or fine