There may well be a person in your circle who hates you, but carefully hides it.
However, you can easily “figure out” such a person.
Just analyze what this person says and don't ignore certain dangerous phrases.
After all, there are statements that indicate that the interlocutor treats you badly, but does not want to admit it.
"I shouldn't have expected any other behavior from you."
By saying this phrase, a person completely confirms his bad attitude towards the interlocutor.
After all, it expresses confidence that the other person is incorrigible.
"It's all clear, you don't have to continue."
This statement indicates that the interlocutor is not only skeptical about your statements, but also not interested in dialogue.
"As you say!"
Saying this phrase is a simple way to disagree with your interlocutor (without expressing anger directly), and to end the conversation with him, and to completely “dump” responsibility on him.
Heard this phrase from a colleague? Know: this person may not like you.
"No, I'm not mad at you."
It is bad if this phrase is uttered by your interlocutor after your next question: “Why aren’t you talking to me? Are you angry with me?”
If a person assures you that there is no offense on his part, but at the same time has no desire to continue the conversation, then things are bad.
"That's it! The conversation is over!"
And some people don't hesitate to end a conversation abruptly.
This also indicates a lack of sympathy and respect.
Earlier we told you how to put a stranger in their place .
