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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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How do you feel about it
Hi. Asked something similar a few days ago, but didn't provide much context, so I would just ask again if "How do you feel about it?" is appropriate here:
"I heard about your mother. (She has died) I know you weren't close at all, but how do you feel about it?"
"I feel fine. She was never there for me. I barely knew her, so it's hard to feel anything for her I guess."
Thank you.
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This is better with a context. But only two people that are very close would talk frankly like this.
- This is better with a context.
- But only two people that are very close would talk frankly like this.
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This is better with a context. But only two people that are very close would talk frankly like this.
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