How should I understand this with the 3…?
Hello, how should one understand these 3 points in the context of what has been written?
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I also think that should mean that the person is not so good
What do you recognize this?
From experience😅 Does my experience usually mean that the person does not want to respond more precisely because it is not so good for her, or that she wants to ask