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Reply to "When someone asks for a burdensome favor and upon offense, says was "I was just asking the question""
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't think its an intro art/extrovert thing it is more like a user/non-user or boundary pusher/normal type person things. A user or a boundary pusher is always pushing to get something. They really prey upon people feeling obligated or worn down and giving in to their requests. Its very important to these types to defend their right to constantly request things as "just a question" because that's their method to get what they want. People really do not get offended by normal requests even if they say no to the request. If someone is getting offended by your request, then you really have not read the room and overstepped your boundaries with that person. [/quote] This. I dislike being put into awkward positions by people trying to get something for nothing all the time. Just say No, can’t help you. [/quote]
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