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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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get doing something?

A: Look, I mean, I get not wanting to scare the kids,
but to keep all of our friends in the dark.

"I get not wanting to", this is absolutely new to me
and I can't figure out the meaning.
What does it mean?
  

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I get not wanting to = I understand [the concept of / the reason for] not wanting to [do something]

  • I get not wanting to = I understand [the concept of / the reason for] not wanting to [do something]
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I get not wanting to = I understand [the concept of / the reason for] not wanting to [do something]

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