Please Help, I Would Really Appreciate It!!!🫶🏻?

[claudia32]

So my roommate said: “move in date tomorrow, how are u feeling”, should I say “I’m a bit nervous because I haven’t finished packing but very excited as well” or should I just say; “I’m just a bit nervous but mostly excited” or something else…?

[ChiTown33]

You know them better than us. I always say honesty is the best policy. But you have to Taylor it to a person feelings. If they're feelings are easily hurt then you probably don't want to be bluntly honest.

[SnowedIn]

"I'm a bit nervous but mostly excited"

[claudia32]

So we are talking about like packing and she said: almost some stuff I have to pack tonight and tomorrow morning because I still need it, should I say “that makes sense”?

[SnowedIn]

I'd respond, "yeah, me too"

[claudia32]

I mean I already responded before

[claudia32]

I would just say “yeah I get that” or “yeah makes sense”?

[SnowedIn]

You could. Those are okay. The reason I'd say "me too" is it sounds more human, less dismissive, and more like you're connecting with her.

[claudia32]

I’ll write, “yeah I get that, me too”? Is that okay?

[SnowedIn]

Perfect

[claudia32]

I’ll write like: “yeah I get that, me too with the makeup and other things, but clothes wise and shoes wise I’m done”

[claudia32]

I feel like that makes more sense

[astrophelle]

You shouldn't

[claudia32]

What?

[saffoler]

The first thing