7 Everyday Phrases That Secretly Expose Your Social Weaknesses—Are You Guilty?
“Whatever” has a way of creating an invisible wall. It’s often perceived as a brush-off, a signal that you’re not interested or bothered by the conversation or the person.
It’s like saying, “I don’t value this interaction enough to engage properly.”
And that’s not all.
In my experience, people often use “whatever” to mask their feelings or avoid conflict. But the irony is that it often ends up creating more misunderstanding and resentment.
It’s important to remember that good social skills involve being present, engaged and considerate in our interactions. If you’re feeling frustrated or uninterested, there are more respectful ways to express your feelings.
