More Talking About It Starters
“It shouldn’t have been like that.”
“Don’t sit and stew in it like this. Talk to someone. Talk to me.”
“It’s an open offer, it doesn’t have to be tonight. You’re welcome at my place if you need somewhere to go.”
“Come on. We’ll eat pizza. We don’t have to talk.”
“You know you can just show up, right? I’d let you in. You don’t have to say anything. I won’t ask any questions.”
“You’ve been distant, lately. I’m worried.”
“Seriously. You can talk to me.”
“I can’t believe they’d publish that.”
“You should have called me. I would have come.”
“This isn’t bothering me, [Name]. If I didn’t want to be here I wouldn’t have come.”
“Am I the only one you’ve told?”
“Does [name] know about this?”
“You need to tell [him/her/them].”
“Why do you… flinch like that?” (metaphorical flinching or real flinching)
“When were you going to tell me?”
“You didn’t ever have to tell me. I’m glad you did, but you didn’t owe it to me.”
“You don’t owe me the story just because you love me. But if you want to share it, I’ll listen.”
“Do you want to just… look, do you want to kiss until we forget it?”
“You did the right thing.”
“I’m not angry. I’m not disappointed. I just love you.”
“Do you want advice or do you want me to just listen?”
“No, I’m n… I don’t.. I don’t want to be crying, that’s just really sad. Are you okay?”
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