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Ok, so my bestfriend and I got into an argument, we aren't really dating per say but we've been close for 8 moths or so and have known each other for 8 or so years. Today we got into an argument or of sorts, and she sends me this long text. This is were it gets really complicated. So, she's a recovering anorexic. Which, means I have to give her space. Hence the "bestfriend". Today I was inquiring as to why she never brings me over to her house and says she goes to bed at certain times then gets up and checks her facebook ect after she says she's going to bed early when she was originally gona hang with me. 

Here's the crazy catch, her ex boyfriend has been putting pressure to do stuff with her during the holidays and she just wants to be home. He cheated on her after a relationship of 6 years or so and she hasn't been home in three years. Her ending sentence was, We are fine, don't worry after I made several apologies. It's common knowledge that, this usually translates to, we're not fine and you should worry. Am I right in this assumption? Or do you think that We are fine, don't worry really means just that.
user
My best friend is anorexic and I have to give her space, but she wants to see
assistant
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Ok, so my bestfriend and I got into an argument, we aren't really dating per say but we've been close for 8 moths or so and have known each other for 8 or so years. Today we got into an argument or of sorts, and she sends me this long text. This is were it gets really complicated. So, she's a recovering anorexic. Which, means I have to give her space. Hence the "bestfriend". Today I was inquiring as to why she never brings me over to her house and says she goes to bed at certain times then gets up and checks her facebook ect after she says she's going to bed early when she was originally gona hang with me. 

Here's the crazy catch, her ex boyfriend has been putting pressure to do stuff with her during the holidays and she just wants to be home. He cheated on her after a relationship of 6 years or so and she hasn't been home in three years. Her ending sentence was, We are fine, don't worry after I made several apologies. It's common knowledge that, this usually translates to, we're not fine and you should worry. Am I right in this assumption? Or do you think that We are fine, don't worry really means just that.
user
I'm at a loss of what the hell does the sentence "We are fine, don't worry really
assistant