what does it mean when you say i don't care?
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The statement, “I don't care,” has become a common non-answer to almost any sort of question—where or what to eat, what to watch on television, or where to go on vacation. In many cases, “I don't care,” really means “I don't have an opinion,” with the implied plea, "You decide.”
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One of the definitions of flat is "lacking in emotion."[1] It can also mean "dull, lifeless,uninteresting, and without energy."[1] In other words, someone's argument is simply a recitation of tired points, or otherwise is either devoid of emotion or simply lacks the power to convince anyone of anything.
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Phrase. not for nothing. For an extremely good reason. Used to soften the impact of what is said next, implying that it is important. Used other than with a figurative or idiomatic meaning: see not,‎ for,‎ nothing.
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Basically, it means, "It hurts to not have you." The divergence from the usual meaning is actually played with in some songs, like The Offspring's "Want You Bad." Basically, it means, "It hurts to not have you."
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It means he cares. It means he sees something in the relationship that isn't working for him, and rather than hit the road, he is choosing to try and fix it. ... He wants to work on the relationship because he loves you and can't bear to see you go. However, CONSTANT arguing is not a sign of a healthy relationship.
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When people tell you to relax, it usually means you need to calm down(which, really, is another word for “relax”). The thing is, saying, “Our relationship is a lie!” Is the kind of thing people shout out on soap operas for dramatic effect.
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It means he doesn't want to say yes to the question, whatever it is, because it would mean a lot of trouble for him. He doesn't want to say no, because you might get mad at him, and he would have to listen to your crap, and he might not get sex. So he says maybe, so he can say “I didn't say yes” in the future.
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Don't @ me is basically saying that you don't care what other people think. An example would be to leave and unpopular opinion (that you agree with) and then saying don't @ me. For a better understanding, or examples, you can always check out the urban dictionary[1] .
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It means always sacrificing for them and put their happiness first because you just want them to be happy. Someone who truly cares about you will never make you feel like a burden. ... Someone who doesn't care will make you feel like a burden. Someone who calls you a burden isn't strong enough to handle you.
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It means the guy no longer views you as an acquaintance or stranger but someone closer to him. Moreover, it means that he vested interest in you. A guy saying that he cares for you is normally a positive sign in a relationship.
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When someone is talking to you and dose not look at into your eyes, it means. You are not important for this person; you don't deserve his or her respect.
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It means “I *really* don't care what you think” or something similar to that. And as such anyone can say it regardless of their capacity to follow through on the insult literally.
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It probably means that said person affects the way you feel, good or bad, whether you like it or not. Telling yourself not to think about him/her would be counter-intuitive.
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"Couldn't care less" and "could care less" are both used to mean someone doesn't care at all, but English teachers and grammarians will say that only "couldn't care less" is correct, so that is what you should use in formal or academic writing.
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It basically means they really mean what they said, but it's usually something so obvious or pointless that there's no reason to think they would lie about it. ... I'm not gonna lie.”
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It means not to do anything that is not expected. Don't do anything unusual, nothing tricky. Don't try to do something to get out of your current situation that the person saying "and no funny business" is unaware of or unable to cope with.
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I don't envy you. We use this expression to talk about another person's life situation or work situation and to say that we don't like one part of their life or work situation. And we often use the phrase to show that we don't approve of the situation that they are in.