How do you like your special someone to talk to you?

[lilyanony1]

Here are some examples.
Pick the one that sits closest to the way you like to be spoken to and why?

A. When you're ready, I'm ready to leave...

B. I'm getting quite tired, I'm ready to go home.

C. It's late, let's leave now?

[Andres77]

I like hearing A, but it means C.

Young guys need to know this.

[lilyanony1]

I tend to say B

[TacosRAwesome]

Either one works tbh. As long as they want to leave just because they are tired and not because they're around my circle then im not fussed which on they say.

[lilyanony1]

You chose the first one... 😊 That's a nice one if the evening is drawing to a close and you're both trying to decide whether to stay a little longer.
But how would you feel if your person said that, and then complained about you staying another hour after that time?

[TacosRAwesome]

I'm also of the view that the driver decides when it's time to leave. If I'm the driver and they're tired they can get a taxi or go nap in the car. Same goes for me.

[lilyanony1]

Oh dear...

[menina]

I don't have a special someone so I don't know.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

A. When you're ready, I'm ready to leave... This is when I have a relationship

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Thanks for MHO :)

[NathanDavis]

straight to the point... ¨I want to leave¨

not as a demand, just letting me know...

[Anonymous]

Doesn't matter, all give the same message. Although of those, b is probably the best. C is the worst as it's more "demanding".

[Mr_Peterson]

She shouldsay, 'Mr Peterson, shall we take our leave now?'

[Phoenix98]

A and/or B.

[Bklynbadboy12]

The first one what about you

[lilyanony1]

B. I wouldn't see any reason to say A. unless we were already in discussion about whether to leave.

[Bklynbadboy12]

That makes sense

[strateguy632]

3th.

[Zolly99999]

Probably A.

[EaterPeter]

ANC.

[EaterPeter]

@lilyanony1 talk to me baby.