What they say
—and what they really mean. How to read between the lines. A few examples:“I don’t kiss up to anybody.” — Translation: I’m a tactless jerk.“It’s not you, it’s me.” — Translation: Let’s not kid ourselves, you’re definitely the reason we’re breaking up.“I’m just crazy like that.” — Translation: I’m so clueless that I think other people are actually impressed by my goofy behavior.“What do you do
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