How would you understand the following statement. "I'm not in the mood for superficial conversations"?

[DermalPunch]

Context:

If someone you last had a very bad interaction with sent that as a reply, how would you interpret it or understand it?

[msc545]

I would interpret it as someone saying don't try to talk to me. I would also interpret. It is very very rude and very hostile.

[DermalPunch]

How so, they are just characterizing what sort of conversation they don't wish to have meant g the opposite of a superficial conversation I. e. a meaningful one.

[msc545]

Okay fine. Have it your way. There's a lot more to it than this.

[msc545]

In case you don't realize it characterizing things you say or have said as superficial is extremely insulting and hostile.

[DermalPunch]

And if it's true?

[DermalPunch]

Exchanging niceties loke hinhow are you back and forth is the epitome of superficial.

[msc545]

Even if it's true, there are other ways for him to put it that are not so rude. What he said is just rude.

[Anonymous]

Yes, its direct and to the point.

[DermalPunch]

Yes. But how would you understand it? What does it mean to you?

[Opinion Owner]

It means the other person is serious and not joking around.

[DermalPunch]

Awesome, thanks!

[Opinion Owner]

You're welcome.

[safricanluke]

I would understand it as the person saying it is not someone I want to talk to anyway. They chose to be snotty in their reply instead of just saying, "I'm sorry, I don't feel like talking right now." So fuck 'em, give them the middle finger and walk away

[DermalPunch]

What if the person who said it is owed an apology and the person to whom the phrase was said is trying ato act as if nothing happened.

[safricanluke]

The phrasing still sucks, it doesn't matter if the person saying it is in the right, they'll still come across as extremely rude and snotty. And, it doesn't communicate the issue at hand, a better phrasing in this situation would have been "Until you've taken responsibility for your actions, I don't want to hear from you."

[DermalPunch]

That would be the second thing to say. Not the first.