Isn t it the same thing to be about me and what to do with me?

There are similarities in meaning, but not one meaning.

It's none of my business].

With a clear and firm attitude, he said that "this matter has nothing to do with me", which is relatively calm and light compared to "what do I care about", and his emotional ups and downs are relatively small.

If this matter is indeed related to "me" and "I" say "it is none of my business", it reflects that "I" am eager to shirk responsibility, some are unreasonable, and do not want to continue the problems related to this matter.

Whatever].

In a tone of unceremonious, rhetorical questions with some questioning tones, it shows that "this matter has nothing to do with me at all", which is much heavier than "it's none of my business", expressing "I" strong dissatisfaction.

If this matter is indeed related to "me" and "I" says "what do I care about", it reflects the psychology of "me" who desperately wants to escape this matter and avoid being questioned by others, and even has the tendency of "dog to bite people" and bite back to ask "me".

It's none of my business, and it's pretty certain to say it's none of your business.

What concerns me can be divided into two solutions:

1.It's the saying "it's my business", and the meaning is the same as above.

2.The tone of inquiry, others know but I haven't figured out what it has to do with me.

Of course yes, it's all his warning that he doesn't care about you and gives you, hehe.

What's the matter with me: it's not about me.

Whatever matters to me: You are lenient.

It has nothing to do with me.

What does it have to do with me?

It's none of my business, the good tone is to state the facts, the bad tone is to be tough and indifferent, and the attitude is not good, but it doesn't mean to express dissatisfaction. What's wrong with me is a rhetorical question, obviously dissatisfied.

First, it's none of my business, focus on expressing that this matter has nothing to do with me, and have a good attitude.

Second, I don't care about anything, I focus on expressing that I have nothing to do with myself, and I have a bad attitude.

Summary. It's none of your business, meaning that something has nothing to do with you.

It's not the same thing.

It's none of your business, meaning that something has nothing to do with you.

The latter had a rhetorical tone.

The meaning is not the same.

Rhetorical question what. What do I care about, it's a rhetorical tone to ask someone else.

It doesn't mean the same thing as the former.

What does that mean.

Meaning: He doesn't care about you, doesn't care about your business.

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Dear, is there anything else I can do to help you.

She's doing this to dissociate herself from you.

I don't want to contact you anymore.

Why didn't you block me.

If you delete it, you won't be able to see it.