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Is it true that when someone tells you that you are stubborn and you answer who you are, you either admit or admit that you are stubborn, you also call it stubborn? My fianc thinks that if I tell him and he plays like you or him, it does not mean that he agrees with me. He thinks he is saying that when he speaks like you he thinks I'm stubborn, but that doesn't mean he deserves to be stubborn. I do not agree and I feel that you are saying the same thing as you are.
Help.
A comparative word (e.g. Sly as a Fox) when used in this way. Therefore, the use of such a word in this context prevents comparison. Since you are the only person directly mentioning your fianc اور and there is only one subject (which is) in the above sentence, there is an implicit comparison between him and you. He had to introduce another subject of comparison so that he could relate to other people.
Because you can use it to express an action that is currently going on (for example, during a skiing I saw a tree approaching fast) and if you have become accustomed to it, There is no comparison in any way. But this is not what your husband is wearing.
Of course you are right. But perhaps the best advice is not to argue with him or confront him with this opinion, but simply to be happy that whenever he comes back to you, you know that you really won the argument. Has taken MDR!
Same thing, just a stubborn way of saying it, or just a more annoying way of saying it.
Just like you> You agree that you are stubborn and tell this person that they are stubborn like you !!
you are right. When we say, like you, without first denying the ■■■■ testimony, he acknowledges the ■■■■ testimony and then adds that the same is true for others.
You're not right when you say you like it.
Meaning: I am like you (stubborn, stupid, etc.).
(Stubborn, demanding, etc.)
Just like you
