Why do people say I am fine?
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Why do people say I am fine?
When we say, Im fine or Everythings fine, we’re denying our true feelings and experiences; we’re hoping to convince ourselves and others that everything really is okay. Pretending that we dont have any problems, difficult emotions, or conflicts is a facade.
What do you say when someone asks if you’re okay but your not?
Originally Answered: How do you respond if someone asks if you’re ok when you’re really not? “Thank you for your concern. I’m going to be private right now, but I really appreciate your checking in on me, I really do… thank you!”
How do you respond when someone says they’re not doing well?
A simple, ‘I’m sorry to hear that’ is a good response. You might follow this up with, ‘Would you like to talk about it? ‘ to open up the conversation if the time and situation is appropriate. If not, agree on a more suitable time to talk, and reassure them that you’re there to listen.
What can I say instead of fine?
agreeable
- acceptable.
- dandy.
- delicious.
- delightful.
- enjoyable.
- fair.
- fine.
- gratifying.
What does fine mean in mental health?
By bringing together Design Thinking, Artificial Intelligence and the principles of crowdsourcing, FINE (Feeling Insecure, Negative, Emotional) enables a digital friend to react empathetically to a child’s emotional state.
Why do we say it’s okay even when it’s not?
We are supposed to say its okay when its not okay because saying its not okay wont let that situation be solved. Letting your feelings empower you and letting your feelings make you take actions without thinking are different concepts to differentiate.
How do you talk to someone who isn’t okay?
- 1 Listen and try not to.
- 2 Let your friend know.
- 3 Some people need ‘time’
- 4 Suggest they read stories.
- 5 Be honest about why you.
- 6 Encourage them to try.
- 7 Don’t be too forceful.
- 8 Encourage them to talk.
Why do people say “I’m fine” when you ask how they are?
According to the study funded by Mental Health Foundation, 34\% of people used the term “I’m fine” because it’s easier than explaining how they really are, and I get that, I really do. I have my own variation on replying to questions on how I am by saying “I’m alive” rather than “I’m fine”.
How many times a week do you Say “I’m Fine”?
The Mental Health Foundation commissioned a study on 2000 people and found that an adult will say “I’m fine” 14 times a week, but only 19\% will actually mean it. According to the study funded by Mental Health Foundation, 34\% of people used the term “I’m fine” because it’s easier than explaining how they really are, and I get that, I really do.
How do you respond to “I am fine”?
No response at all. “I am fine” is a statement, and not a question. Accordingly, no “response” is engendered. In my opinion, if you wish to make a statement after someone says “I am fine,” the options available for the follow-up statement are fairly open-ended, but should not include an opinion or judgment about the initiating statement.
Is it normal to reply “I am fine” with a smile?
This depends on the person in front of you.You can surely know in which manner they said “I am fine” . So yes,if it is normal we will obviously reply “That’s great” with a smile. If you feel that the person who said “I am fine” is not really fine then you should ask “Sure?”