what does it mean when someone constantly corrects you?
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A person with oppositional conversational style is a person who, in conversation, disagrees with and corrects whatever you say. He or she may do this in a friendly way, or a belligerent way, but this person frames remarks in opposition to whatever you venture.
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When someone says “You are too good for me” it means that person has a very low self esteem. ... When someone says “You are too good for me” it means that person has a very low self esteem. They don't believe they deserve to be loved or treated properly.
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It means “I *really* don't care what you think” or something similar to that. And as such anyone can say it regardless of their capacity to follow through on the insult literally.
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It's textbook narcissistic behaviour designed to cut out what your saying, and gain more attention on what their saying, they also start the fit if your about to interject with something, just so they can carry on talking at you instead of with you.
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When we do correct someone I think the key is to do it in a spirit of “yes, I'm just like you and I make that mistake too.” Judgment is when a person places himself/herself on a higher plane and speaks as one who is better than the other... But humble correction is when two fallible people stand side by side looking at ...
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If you mean that you repeat yourself when speaking with others, you may be trying to think through issues that you have not yet finalized your opinion about. It is common to talk out loud about problems as one tries to sort them out. It could also mean that you have some social anxiety.
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—used to say that one thinks someone did the right thing"After I was treated so rudely, I complained to the management." "And quite right, too!"
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A manipulative person might twist what you say and make it about them, hijack the conversation or make you feel like you've done something wrong when you're not quite sure you have, according to Stines.
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It can mean that they are attracted to you, they might be reassuring you, they might be trying to show that they are higher status than you or it might be normal behavior for them. To figure out why they might have done it you will need to consider the other body language signals that they are showing.
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It's a recording telling you that you are wrong & the number you dialed is wrong!! Check the number again. If you've written it down wrong then that's why you keep getting that same recorded message that it's wrong.
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The person who attempt to 'one up' you in a conversation, is a person who needs admiration and adoration from you and your other listeners. He/she will used this tactic to show others that they know more than you, which is so demeaning for you.
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If someone patronizes you, they speak or behave toward you in a way that seems friendly, but that shows that they think they are superior to you in some way. [disapproval] Don't you patronize me!
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When people point out that you're quiet they usually don't mean anything malicious by it, even if they are blurting out their thoughts in an insensitive way. ... They may be insecure and think if you aren't talking it means you don't like them. When they say you're being quiet it's more about them than you.
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If your aunt or cousin is constantly calling out your flaws or saying negative things to you, this is a sign that they are jealous. People who are insecure about themselves try and bring others down to make themselves feel better. They will find fault in almost anything. Try not to let them get to you.
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If said man is apologizing often in your presence, it could be he is nervous or is really trying to avoid offending you because he wishes to impress you. Hello, Its not that he's submissive or wants you to quiet down on issues.
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It means “always”. Always yours, always there if you need them, they always love you, etc., etc. It could just be they are a sarcastic ass, and are saying they are simply always themself.
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No matter how the question was phrased, if you say Sure, it means "I agree with you and will do as you wish." Of course, you can say sure sarcastically, as with anything, in which case it usually implies the express opposite: "I do not agree!" or sometimes "I don't believe you."