When people ask you things like, "how do you do?" or "How's your day going?" they don't really care. It's a notion, a pleasantry; just another formality to break the ice, one more way to smash the wall of tension and step through into the flow of conversation. And we all do it, don't we? None of us really want to sweep other's emotions under the rug of our interest. But what happens when one chooses to break the chain of social tradition and, for a turn, be genuine?
I'll tell you what happens, the tightness of the evasive begins to settle in them. And in only a matter of seconds it becomes apparent they weren't fishing for solid truth, but