If someone sends you a grievance outside, I will take you home How do you reply?

Personally, I think you should reply okay. I don't know what your relationship is. It's clear that this guy likes you.

And it's the kind that he likes very much, he can't see you being wronged outside. And then he doesn't want to tell you directly to let you come back or whatever. He cares a lot about your thoughts and opinions.

What he means is, if you are wronged outside, I will take you home, and the words will be revealed, and he likes your meaning very much. Maybe there's still a layer of paper between you that hasn't been pierced.

The other party sent this message, it should be that he likes you if you are also single. You can reply to him with words like yes. If you already have someone you like. Then don't. I'm communicating too much with him.

I think when someone sends you is wronged outside, he will come to pick you up, I think this kind of person I think sometimes it is really very moving, I think whether you like him or not, or accept his words or not, first of all, you should thank him. After all, a person can lend a helping hand in his own strength and knowledge, I think such people are very touching, so when this happens, I think um, and then you can tell him uh, your body is very strong, try not to let yourself be wronged, and then let him rest assured, if you don't have any feelings for him, I don't think you need to say anything more to him, I think some things are too much, but they seem to be very hypocritical, It will also add a lot of burden to yourself. So sometimes it's good as long as two people understand each other, and you don't have to talk about these things deliberately.

Uh-huh, if he tells you like this, I think he must like you very much, and he will say this because of you in his heart, otherwise he wouldn't say that, since she is so affectionate to you, I think if you are not aware of him at all, you must express your thoughts and tell him that you don't have any voice for him, yes.

Summary. Hello dear, others have wronged you, we can do this: first.

It can be understood to be. You can say "It's okay, I understand your situation" to let the other person know that you understand her feelings. Second.

It can be said that it does not mind. You can say "it's okay, I don't mind" to let the other person know that you won't be angry or upset about it. Third.

Gratitude can be expressed. You can say "Thank you for your concern, I appreciate it" to let the other person know that you appreciate her care and thoughtfulness. Fourth.

Help can be offered. You can say, "Is there anything I can help with?" Let the other person know that you are willing to help her solve the problem.

Therefore, the teacher suggests that when you reply, you should be specific in terms of understanding, not minding, grateful, and helpful, so that the other party can feel your care and respect, and be willing to solve the problem with her. <>

Someone else has wronged you, what's the matter?

Hello, I am Teacher Jiami, and I am good at analyzing questions about marriage and family, love, psychology, interpersonal communication, etc. I can feel the grip collapse to the point where you are often confused if you have to do leather Zen, and if it is convenient, tell me in detail about your specific situation

Hello, may I ask you? Can you talk to your teacher about your situation?

Dear, you Kailu is good, others have wronged you, we can be like this: first. It can be understood to be.

You can say "It's okay, I understand your situation" to let the other person know that you understand her feelings. Second. It can be said that it does not mind.

You can say "it's okay, I don't mind" to let the other person know that you won't be angry or upset about it. Third. Gratitude can be expressed.

You can say "Thank you for your concern, I appreciate it" to let the other person know that you appreciate her care and thoughtfulness. Fourth. Help can be offered.

You can say, "Is there anything I can help with?" Let the other person know that you are willing to help her solve the problem. Therefore, the teacher suggests that when you reply, you should be specific in terms of understanding, not minding, grateful, and helpful, so that the other party can feel your care and respect, and be willing to solve the problem with her.