As well off to mistreat a person
Put simply, if you treat a person well all the time, you are going to be taken for granted.
In fact, some people would say you're almost as well off to mistreat a person all the time, thus avoiding the whole relationship.
Hi, would anyone intrepret the sentence in blue for me?
Q1: What does "be well off" mean? I looked it up on a dictionary which defines it means "rich", but that doesn't fit in the context.
Q2: What does the whole relationship refer to?
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iclearwater Q1: What does "be well off" mean? I looked it up on a dictionary which defines it means "rich", but that doesn't fit in the context. Right—it is a different meaning.
- iclearwater Q1: What does "be well off" mean?
- I looked it up on a dictionary which defines it means "rich", but that doesn't fit in the context.
- Right—it is a different meaning.
- To 'be well off' means to 'be as successful', to 'accomplish as much'.
- iclearwater Q2: What does the whole relationship refer to?
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iclearwaterQ1: What does "be well off" mean? I looked it up on a dictionary which defines it means "rich", but that doesn't fit in the context.
Right—it is a different meaning. To 'be well off' means to 'be as successful', to 'accomplish as much'.
iclearwaterQ2: What does the whole relationship refer to?
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