The internet slang term “What’s eating you?” is used to ask someone what is bothering or troubling them. It is a way of showing concern and expressing a desire to know the cause of their distress. The phrase is often used casually and in a friendly manner, emphasizing a willingness to listen and offer support.
Example 1:
A: Hey, you seem a bit down lately. What’s eating you?
B: I had a bad fight with my best friend. It’s really bothering me.
Example 2:
X: You’ve been quiet today. Anything on your mind? What’s eating you?
Y: I’m just stressed about an upcoming exam. Can’t seem to shake it off.
Synonyms:
bothering, botheringyou, troubling, troubles, you, what's wrong, what's the matter
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