Oh and hehe, why does it hurt, and why does it hurt the most?

Because the question is so perfunctory and disrespectful, sometimes people feel hurt when they see this kind of reply, especially if he typed you a large text and you only replied with one or two words.

Because of the tone of these two words.

Oh" tone gives people a cold feeling, and may make people's enthusiasm be poured cold water.

"Hehe" has an ironic meaning, representing a non-committal attitude, which makes people even more uncomfortable.

Oh and hehe are both modal words that express a question of attitude towards something. In terms of tone alone, it's a bit disrespectful to other people's opinions, and the tone is perfunctory, so it will feel particularly hurtful.

Because "oh" and "hehe" are simple onomatopoeias, the emotions expressed are relatively low and perfunctory, so the other person will feel that you are not interested in his topic or proposal, and thus end the conversation between you.

Because these words are too monotonous and indifferent, most of the time they send a lot of texts in the past, and the other party will reply "oh" or "hehe" if they are impatient or don't care; Literally, you can feel that you are not valued by the other party.

Because others will feel perfunctory and disappointed, and I don't know how to continue to talk later. Hehe,It feels like a mockery.,When I see it, I'm angry.。。

A lot of things were said, but the other party just oh or hehe, obviously not interested in what was said, and wanted to end the topic. It's really hurtful to share with my heart, but I don't get a response.

Because if someone tells you about the topic, these two words, whether people hear or see a certain word, will read it in their hearts, and these two words seem powerless and indifferent.

You're excited to share what you find funny, but when you say a lot of things, he replies with an "oh" and thinks he's perfunctory and doesn't care what you say to him. The words "hehe" are a bit mocking and speechless, so use "haha" when expressing it.

Generally, these two are more perfunctory, indicating that you don't take what you say seriously. But it also depends on people, some people are just more reticent, and I am this kind of person.

It's a common word for responding to human responses!

There will be disrespect perfunctory! Lack of attention.

It's just a little dissatisfied with the topic, or a hint of ridicule. If you talk to someone who reacts like this, of course you will be more angry.

, express their smile, but give people an unfathomable and profound feeling. Sometimes people don't understand whether it's joy, sadness, anger, or happiness, and people almost collapse. Hehe, sometimes to say that there is nothing to say, or to express noncommittal to the other party's words, when using hehe, to show that he is responding.

Mocking, sneering, perfunctory, and a little scolding, very hurtful, and used in the wrong place. Maybe you will break off diplomatic relations in this life, use with caution!

Hehe was nothing at first, but when I used it, it was out of love for others.

That's why it hurts the most. For example, if you say do you love me. B said hehe.

This feeling is like saying what you say. I don't understand.