" U ok? " = intrebare complexa/complex question






most of the times it's like this . 5 characters (including the space and the question mark)
how can this be a question that stops you and makes you think?

I am one of those people who find the most simple expressions the most ambiguous, because they have few words, because I fail to see the parameters in which my strain of thoughts should stay in.
I am not completely lost, I don't usually do this. Most "u ok?" I answer with "yes"," sure", "yup" or very rarely..."no". But when things are going on it's impossible not to be caught up somewhere in between "yes" and "no", you yourself not knowing which it is.

What I think about this problem is that we should ask ourselves more often if we are ok, happy, satisfied, complete and stop waiting for others to ask so that we can talk abut it or even think about it.


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