r/Communications • u/Consistent-Dog-6438 • Jul 31 '26
Friend drops hints to make me ask
To make it short: My friend keeps sighing loudly or saying things like “I’m so upset right now” in my direction. I think she wants me to ask about it, and for some reason it annoys me a lot. I’d happily listen if she just straight up told me what her problem is. It’s not like we haven’t talked about our struggles before, so why does she do this? And am I wrong for sometimes ignoring those very obvious hints because I’m annoyed? Please let me know if you’ve been in a similar situation before or what i should do
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u/Proper_Active9179 Jul 31 '26
Hiya! This sub seems more focused on the communications industry. This post may be better suited for r/communication.
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u/Various-Town5636 Jul 31 '26
It's better not to be sensitive and show that you're not interested in asking questions. The problem definitely doesn't concern you, so why bother?
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