Lately, a lot of people have been saying things like, “Don’t slit my throat” or “Don’t stab me.”
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Does that mean they feel guilty about something? I’d like to understand the psychology behind it.
I laugh to myself because they’re being so self-important—I’m not remotely interested in them enough to kill them.
Could it be because I’m the child of a doctor? Do people say this even if you come from an ordinary family?
Do they say things like that because they’re doing something they feel guilty about?
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Isn’t he saying that because he thinks it might be interesting since you’re a doctor’s daughter?
I don’t know whether women from ordinary families would be told the same thing, but I imagine there are probably others who have been told it too.
By the way, I’m not a doctor’s daughter, and no one has ever said that to me.
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It’s not really about whether they get along or not. I feel like, in many cases, the woman is showing some kind of unsettling, almost crazy side.
I’m pretty good at picking up on that sort of thing, and since I’m not comfortable with women like that, I don’t get involved with them. But some people are drawn to that type—or feel like they can’t just leave them alone.
That said, he could also simply be a carefree papa (a male supporter) who doesn’t think things through, so I can’t tell which it is in this case.
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They’re probably just saying it because they think it’s funny. I’d wonder if they really have nothing better to talk about.
That said, I think it’s even more pathetic to speculate about it and gossip to other people.
Maybe people who talk about pointless things are just a good match for each other.
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Most people talk based on how they feel in the moment, without giving it much thought.
I don’t think there’s any point in probing too deeply into what’s really going on inside them—you won’t find anything there.
And as I mentioned before, even before that incident happened, my papa used to tell me, “Don’t stab me, okay?”
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