<p>Is it OK to be sarcastically nice to someone? </p>
<p>Like you just had a huge argument with someone, and then every time you pass in the hallways you act all nice and be like “Good morning” “How are you doing today?” <em>big cheesy grin</em> (despite getting seriously insulted only yesterday). </p>
<p>Will this help repair a relationship or will this only make things worse?</p>
<p>No. condescending and childish </p>
<p>chilly politeness ftw</p>
<p>if you were seriously insulted … maybe. if the other person was, NO. then you would be like deliberately adding insult injury i think.</p>
<p>there is definitely a place for being sarcastically nice, or whatever it is that you described. like imagine you knew the other person stayed up really late playing video games. then you say that and it’s funny since there’s this unspoken reference to your personal knowledge about their night … yeah?</p>
<p>No, it comes off as really icy and *****y</p>
<p>Are you seriously asking if being sarcastic or passive aggressive is going to repair a relationship? You should be smart enough to know the answer. <_<</p>
<p>^ that.</p>
<p>Be nice and mean it or don’t be nice at all.</p>