The Return 🙌 Alright, so I don't like when someone tells you how to do something or use something that is obvious (could be in the form of a question). An example could be if you bought someone a smart phone and then said stuff along the lines of "now you know you can use this to text, call, blank, etc...?" There's probably others that I'm not thinking of, but it just irks me when they ask a question like "did you know ____?", when the knowing is directly linked to having the basic knowledge of the item or situation lol. Doesn't add anything and just feels infantilizing. (Extra: you're at the beach enjoying the day and someone says "hey did you know that you could go swimming if you want to?", like yes, I understood that I could thanks for telling me though I guess lol)
Love hearing from you. How about the question "do you have gas?" when the car breaks down and you call someone to rescue you. Look forward to seeing you in July.
How are you? … Living the dream. The sarcastic phase drives your dad nuts
The Return 🙌 Alright, so I don't like when someone tells you how to do something or use something that is obvious (could be in the form of a question). An example could be if you bought someone a smart phone and then said stuff along the lines of "now you know you can use this to text, call, blank, etc...?" There's probably others that I'm not thinking of, but it just irks me when they ask a question like "did you know ____?", when the knowing is directly linked to having the basic knowledge of the item or situation lol. Doesn't add anything and just feels infantilizing. (Extra: you're at the beach enjoying the day and someone says "hey did you know that you could go swimming if you want to?", like yes, I understood that I could thanks for telling me though I guess lol)
Love hearing from you. How about the question "do you have gas?" when the car breaks down and you call someone to rescue you. Look forward to seeing you in July.