You could say, 'Well, I have time to listen if you want to share.'
One response could be, 'I understand. Maybe you can give me the short version for now.' This indicates that you recognize it might be complex but are still willing to get a summary. Or you could simply say, 'No problem, I'll wait.' to let them know you're not in a rush.
You could say, 'Well, I have time to listen if you want to share.'
I'd probably say, 'Revelation has been a subject of much debate and different people have different views on it. But dismissing it as just fiction might be too simplistic.'
You can simply say 'Sure, I liked it!' This is a straightforward and positive response that shows your approval.
Just listen patiently and show your interest. A simple nod or a few words of encouragement can do.
One can reply with 'I was just trying to be friendly, my bad'. This shows that you understand their annoyance and are apologetic for oversharing. Sometimes people are in a hurry or not in the mood to listen to someone else's long story, and this response acknowledges that.
Maybe say, 'I have the time to listen if you care to tell.' This shows you're interested and willing to give them your attention. Or you could go with, 'Let's hear it, I'm curious!' to encourage them to continue.
First, stay calm. Don't overreact as it might be just a strange thought he has. You could simply ask him why he feels that way. Maybe he has a logical explanation behind it.
Well, it could be about a complex relationship issue. Maybe there was a big fight between friends or family members, and it involves a lot of back - and - forth, misunderstandings, and different emotions.
You could start by showing interest and maintaining eye contact. Maybe nod or make affirming sounds like 'mm-hmm' to let them know you're engaged.
It means the end of a story. That's all there is to it.