Why would he or she feel comfortable enough?

Question

If person A wants me to dedicate the book to my parents instead of person A, why does person A feel that he or she can tell me this?

Does person A feel comfortable enough with me to express this

and that I will not treat person A like c**p?

Answer 1

This question is too vague to even try to answer.  If you are going to dedicate a book to this person, don't you know them?  I think that would invite them to say whatever they want about the book and/or who it is dedicated to.  I think, though I am not exactly sure that's what you're talking about.  Calling them Person A suggests that you are going to include more than one person, say like Person B.

Answer 2

why would you treat them like c**p b/c they're suggesting that you dedicate a book to your parents rather than themselves.  it seems to me that person A is selfless while you're being the odd one.  

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Put yourself in person A's shoes.  You would prob be modest about the sentiment and suggest someone else not wanting to seem vane.

Answer 5

uhhhh. . . what? doesnt make any sense love.

Answer 6

OK, did you bring up your parents and person A said go ahead, do it for them, or did person A ssay, no not me, do someone like your parents?

Answer 7

person A

person B

person ANYONE!

whatevs...thats too confusing...idk what your asking

Answer 8

Your question makes no sense.

Answer 9

Person A is a private person.

Answer 10

ENGLISH!

Answer 11

i don't think it would be someting on your end, but something of an insecurity, a fear of miss understandment, there are many things it could be, or maybe its someting like the quailty of your person a relationship

is it a friend or family, or lover, maybe person a thinks that they shouldn't be such a high priority to do something of that nature