Is it rude to ask how someone is?

Generally, asking someone about their relationship status is pretty rude. You may have the best intentions on asking about that ex or inquiring about whether or not someone has tried Tinder/OK Cupid/joining a church group to meet someone new, but it is only going to make the single person uncomfortable.

How do you ask someone back how they are doing?

“How’s it going with you?” “How are things on your end?” “How’s everything with you?” “Have you been doing ok?”

When is it appropriate to not ask ‘how are You’ Back?

According to an example in Cambridge Dictionary if you find it a bit boring to always reciprocate “How are you”, you can say, sometimes, “Hello Steve” or “Good morning Mister Smith”. And smile. I would say it is appropriate to not ask back when the real question is not “how are you?”

Is it rude to ask a question instead of accusing someone?

We phrase accusations as questions because we know it’s prideful and rude to accuse, but to ask a question is often seen as humble and thoughtful. But in reality, it doesn’t matter so much how you phrase your question, what matters is why you ask it (or pretend to ask when you are really just accusing).

Why can’t people answer questions without thinking about it?

The answer doesn’t flip together in their mind and leap as if unbidden to their tongue. The answer is something they’ve never examined or thought through. They don’t really know what they mean (vis-a-vis the question), so they can’t really say what they mean.

What happens if you don’t ask questions to God?

If you don’t ask questions to God, often times he won’t give you answers. It’s an amazing experience when your mind is so confused with a personal or a theological question that you think could never be answered, but then you ask God in faith to answer it and then he does!