Just another way of saying "How are you doing today?" or "How are you doing at this moment?". First time hearing someone say that's a weird way to greet others lol. It makes for a good conversation opener in some circumstances vs just saying hello. In my experiences when you say hello..they normally reply with the same greeting and that's that. When I ask "How are you?" or "How are you doing today?". I may get some insight as to what their day was like or what their feeling at the moment. That can help start a conversation. There are rare times where I don't mean it(Angry about something), but I ask anyway. It's common courtesy where I'm from.

I know her whole character is coming into question now, and I don't know things have changed a lot I think it would shake us all if sapphire doesn't come back right away like this is pretty big to have been lied to for thousands of years you're whole relationship was created from someone who lied that to a degree knew about the experiments that home world and the diamonds where doing force fusions on innocent gems of a war that was started because was being selfish and narrow minded

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I have a nerve disorder from a surgery that causes constant chronic pain. Friends really do go by the wayside when you have a chronic illness. I think it's difficult for them to know how to treat you, so they just sort of slip away. Also, anytime you just try to talk about it, people hear it as complaining, even when it's not. I've definitely felt the sting of loneliness since this happened. I like to think I've always cherished friendship, but I definitely appreciate friendly people now more than ever. Anime has always been fun, but it provides me with quite a bit of comfort now. I actually found this site on google while searching for ways to make online friends. So far, everyone has been very pleasant here. :) I have a tendency to be way too comfortable as a shut-in, so I think it's important for me to try and have contact with people who enjoy some of the things I enjoy.