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When someone says..."Don't take it personally"?
Do you immediatly take it personally? Seems like I always do!
28 Answers
- Penny MaeLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
if they say it, it usually is directly at you, not always but sometimes
- daltonLv 41 decade ago
Yes, take the word personally, but the subj of the word, something u don't need to consider seriously or put your attention much to it
- 1 decade ago
Thats usually a precursor to someone saying something personal. My personal fav is the way people say "I'm not racist but..." before saying something racist.
- mustangerLv 71 decade ago
How else are you suppose to take it? They're just trying to hide the fact that they're really aiming the remark at you.
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- Jay PLv 51 decade ago
yeah, it pretty much works that way for me too..... Because it seems that person says something that they know I will take personally....
- 1 decade ago
Usually when they say that. It is personal. It's just like saying "No offense"
- 1 decade ago
It's hard not to! It's like saying "I'm not trying to be rude, but...." yeah, get ready for something rude!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
i do. and i think its stupid and irresponsible on the person's part to even say something retarded and then say cover it up by saying that. i'd shoot back and saying something retarded to them as well and then say "don't take it personally.