你以为我想啊
“Do you think I want to?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你才是 你就是神经病 我不想跟你说话啦
“You're the one who's crazy! I don't want to talk to you again!”
你以为 我想啊
“Do you think I want to?”
“You came here to see me. The one who came to see the other is a puppy.”
“I hate talking to you just as much as you hate talking to me.”
In Chinese youth conflicts, claiming reluctance ('I didn't want to either') is a primary tactic to preserve personal pride during an argument.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Do you think I wanted to? / As if I wanted to!
A very common colloquial retort used to deflect blame and assert reluctance.
Softens the syntax while adding rhetorical bite and exasperation.