Conversational

Question 1

Spot on

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Hit the nail on the head

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Couldn’t be more accurate

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You’ve pinpointed it

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That’s exactly it

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You’re absolutely right

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I couldn’t agree more

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That’s fair

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Fair enough

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Well spotted

Question 10

You silly woman

Answer 10

Get a life
Go away

Question 11

Going round the houses

Question 12

Dubious

Answer 12

The word “dubious” generally means doubtful, uncertain, or questionable. It can be used in two main ways:
1. Expressing doubt or skepticism – e.g., “I’m dubious about his explanation” means I’m unsure or skeptical that his explanation is true.
2. Something suspicious or of questionable value – e.g., “a dubious claim” implies the claim may not be reliable or honest.

Question 13

The punch was unnecessary. That was an unwarranted use of force

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Non-compliance does not warranty this level of aggression

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Are you going to let me finish

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You practiced that didn’t you?

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Is that insecurity talking?

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Did that strike a nerve?

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Who hurt you?

Question 19

That’s wild

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That’s a fascinating take

Answer 20

How original

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I expected better

Answer 21

Projection is a powerful thing

Projection is when someone accuses you of something that actually applies to them.

It’s a psychological defense mechanism. Instead of admitting their own insecurity, flaw, or behavior, they “project” it outward onto someone else.

Simple examples:
• Someone who lies a lot says, “You’re so fake.”
• Someone who’s insecure about their intelligence calls you “dumb.”

Question 22

If you say so

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Interesting choice

Question 23

Good one. You feel better now?

Answer 23

Whatever helps you sleep at night

Question 24

I’ll let you sit with that

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And this affects me how?

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Groundbreaking

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You thought that ate

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Is that your opener

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Moving on

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It’s okay to admit you are wrong

Answer 27

The confidence is admirable not accurate

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That insecurity is showing

Answer 28

Yikes

Question 29

That conclusion doesn’t follow

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Your logic is inconsistent

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Baseless facts

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That’s not the insult you think it is

Question 31

Accept don’t deflect

Question 32

So she can’t smile again?

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She’s online, it’s open game

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To give opinion

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Kryptonite

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“Kryptonite” originally comes from the Superman comics. It’s a fictional mineral from Superman’s home planet, Krypton, and it weakens or harms him—so, literally, it’s something that drains his power or makes him vulnerable. In everyday language, people often use “kryptonite” metaphorically to mean a personal weakness or vulnerability—something that undermines a person’s strength or confidence. For example: “Chocolate is my kryptonite” means chocolate is something you can’t resist.

Question 35

Prognosis

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The term prognosis refers to the likely outcome or course of a disease or situation. In medicine, it’s a doctor’s prediction about how a patient’s condition will develop, including chances of recovery, improvement, or worsening. More generally, it can also mean a forecast or expectation about the future of any situation. For example: • Medical: “The prognosis for someone with this condition is generally good.” • General: “The economic prognosis for the next quarter looks uncertain.”

Question 36

If you’re gonna put a mic in front of your mouth, at least say something of value

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Small minded people think that if they think a certain way everyone else must do

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Having an opinion is great that’s the point of life I’m all for that but don’t speak on behalf of everyone else

Question 38

It’s not cool to glamorise obesity and send yourself into a cardiac arrest in your 20s

Question 39

I agree with her on that because that’s not a controversial opinion

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He implied “shut you down again” not shut the subjects down or shut your accusations. Saying I’ll shut you down is a form of dismissing someone’s character not dismissing the argument for counteracting

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I would prefer if you didn’t

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We live in a world where success is measured by what we gain not what we give

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A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle

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The ocean doesn’t dry by filling a cup Humility is not weakness

Question 44

TT comments

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@peaches: I think the state of the world is so bad that we all crave a little sunlight to help us ignore what is actually happening politically and globally

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It’s not important for people to know who you are the most important thing is for you to know who you are

Question 46

@Hannah: It's all about being intentional. I thought my stuff made me happy until I realised the memory and the concept of it made me happy, but the item itself made me anxious knowing I had to be responsible for a bottle of gone off perfume just because I really liked it when I was 12.

Answer 46

@Chelsea: Yeah that’s the difference I guess. If you’re not using it and it’s just sitting there collecting dust bc you don’t want to get rid of it then yeah that’s probably a problem. I use my stuff and enjoy it 🤷🏻‍♀️but not everyone needs or wants to be a minimalist. I sure asf don’t . And there’s nothing wrong with liking stuff and wanting stuff as long as it’s not like the show hoarders 😂

Question 47

You didn’t get nearly as much recognition as you deserved

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We all grew up differently and show love in our own ways. What feels meaningful to one person might not feel the same to another and that’s okay. Doesn’t make you any less of a good friend/partner

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Good friends try to understand each other not drift apart over small things

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I don’t fn know and I don’t wanna know

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Astute

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Having or showing an ability to accurately access situations or people and turn this to one’s advantage She proved to be astute in business

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I tend to think that

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From my perspective

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I’m inclined to believe that

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It seems to me that

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Having said that

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Whats up you ill

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You’re not two faced you’re four faced

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@🏳️: no reason, he’s just taking the piss out of people who have things to do

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Pretentious

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Pretentious means trying to appear more important, intelligent, cultured, or sophisticated than you really are, often in a way that feels fake or exaggerated.

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Ingenuous

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Ingenuous describes someone who is innocent, honest, and straightforward, often because they are naïve or lack experience.

Question 59

You need to grow up