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It's Irritatingly Rude To Keep Getting Replies Long After They've Become Unnecessary

It's Irritatingly Rude To Keep Getting Replies Long After They've Become Unnecessary | THE PHRASE "HAVING THE LAST WORD" IS OFTEN USED TO DESCRIBE A PERSON WHO INSISTS ON BEING THE FINAL SPEAKER IN A CONVERSATION OR ARGUMENT, EVEN IF IT MEANS INTERRUPTING OR BEING DISMISSIVE OF OTHERS. OTHER TERMS THAT MIGHT BE USED INCLUDE "DOMINEERING," "ARGUMENTATIVE," OR "PERSISTENT"; WHILE NOT A FORMAL TERM, "LAST-WORDER" HAS BEEN COINED BY SOME TO DESCRIBE THIS BEHAVIOR; IN SOME CASES, THIS BEHAVIOR CAN BE LINKED TO EGO, INSECURITY, OR A DESIRE TO CONTROL THE CONVERSATION | image tagged in texting,last worder,why do you always have to get the last word in,stop it,stop it get some help,memes | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
5 Comments
Dont-LookBackInAngerIHeardYouSay
1 up, 3d,
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I've never felt this. I usually try to duck the conversation. It's only when humans are drunk they become unbearable. I'm not saying I don't think it.
LadyDeerHeart
0 ups, 3d,
1 reply
It gets me when I think the conversation is over but my phone keeps going off.
Dont-LookBackInAngerIHeardYouSay
1 up, 3d,
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Like long text discussions? Or worse. Lol.
LadyDeerHeart
2 ups, 3d,
1 reply
More like I tell my daughter something and put my phone away and then have to get my phone back out to say bye or bye then I love you. I usually I have pull my phone back out two or three times just to finish saying bye when I'll see her in like ten minutes.
Dont-LookBackInAngerIHeardYouSay
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THE PHRASE "HAVING THE LAST WORD" IS OFTEN USED TO DESCRIBE A PERSON WHO INSISTS ON BEING THE FINAL SPEAKER IN A CONVERSATION OR ARGUMENT, EVEN IF IT MEANS INTERRUPTING OR BEING DISMISSIVE OF OTHERS. OTHER TERMS THAT MIGHT BE USED INCLUDE "DOMINEERING," "ARGUMENTATIVE," OR "PERSISTENT"; WHILE NOT A FORMAL TERM, "LAST-WORDER" HAS BEEN COINED BY SOME TO DESCRIBE THIS BEHAVIOR; IN SOME CASES, THIS BEHAVIOR CAN BE LINKED TO EGO, INSECURITY, OR A DESIRE TO CONTROL THE CONVERSATION