What is the most abused phrase you know in your point of view..?
By mobhomeir
@mobhomeir (7558)
Philippines
March 22, 2009 3:58am CST
As for me, the most abused phrase that I've known is "I love you". Everyone can say it easily without the real feeling. Everyone can say this to win their own interest of whatever their purpose of saying it whether it would be wholeheartedly or just faking it...
How about you, what's your point?
4 responses
@fluffleshark (810)
• Ireland
22 Mar 09
In my opinion the most abused phrase is "how are you?". People say it to everyone they meet or speak to, but very seldom are interested in the answer. In fact, often if you try and tell them how you are they'll get really irritated and cut you off. So why ask? I never say 'how are you' unless I actually want to know.
@mobhomeir (7558)
• Philippines
22 Mar 09
I got your point then. For me I never consider it as one of most abused phrase because you really need to know the response of that question. I mean you can't pretend it unlike the "i love you" I can pretend it to anybody without wholeheartedly say it..I said most abused because any body can say it pretentiously.
But don't get me wrong that was only my own understanding and opinion..thanks anyway
@mobhomeir (7558)
• Philippines
22 Mar 09
I got your point. For me those phrase you mean, I never considered it as most abuse because you would use it in reality. What I mean is, when you meet a someone of course you will say "hi", "hello", "how are you" most often you said it in serious way, I mean it serve for its own meaning. While "i love you" you can say without feeling just pretending...therefore as for me that " i love you" is my most abused phrase...thanks anyway my friend..
@winterose (39887)
• Canada
22 Mar 09
yes I agree that one, I love you, is very overused and not always sincere. have a nice day is another one, people don't always listen when they say that,
like a person could be saying I am feeling pain right now in my foot,
and the person says oh I have to go have a nice day.
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@mobhomeir (7558)
• Philippines
22 Mar 09
Yes you're right. Maybe that's the person's expression without even thinking the real score of the person whom she/he was saying that...I hope I was not that person ma'm...thanks
@zaihezhinan (327)
• China
22 Mar 09
I didn't often say "I love you". I just say to my parents, sisters, and my lover.
have a good time,myloting.
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@mobhomeir (7558)
• Philippines
22 Mar 09
Oh I see. I guess your "I love you" seldom be heard. It would be better that way than saying it halfheartedly...thanks
