What's the most polite way to say "I don't care about your problems just like you don't care about mine"?
17 Answers to "What's the most polite way to say "I don't care about your problems just like you don't care about mine"?"
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"Awwwwwwww"
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lmao
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Nailed it. Done with a half smile because you * s o * don't care. Then look away, let them remember the awkward silence so they don't start whining again later, and you can now change the subject.Like (1)
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Shut up and go home!
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"Bless your heart."
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lol
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What you said sounds just fine. Straight, honest and to the point.
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Uh Huh.
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Please excuse me I am late to my gig watching paint dry.
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Just the way you said it - though I might say "I don't give a $hit about your feelings or problems - why should I?"
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I usually assume the eyes glazed over look does that
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Just quit answering the telephone..............they will find anothe sap
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Please, I really dont want to hear about this any more than you want to hear about my problems.
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That sounds fine.
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just slowly begin to ignore them and make it slightly more and more apparent that you dont want to hear them complain. then onve they get the hint; drop em like a hot potato and dont look back
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Pull my finger
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Addressing the need others have to exact their awareness or attention leaves plenty of clue about them. So if you are busy doing whatever it is your doing and they cannot understand that and you can't do what you need to do, a polite way to address it is with have a nice day.
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thanks but my issues need tissues and so do yours
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Pantomime playing a violin and act like you are about to cry.
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Best Answer (Chosen By Asker):
Posted by crazychica369 Nov 14th, 2012 at 10:47PM
I am sorry to hear that but i have enough issues to worry about.
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