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Please help 😢 Ador = We sometimes put the word "straight" in front of "fire". Straight here means "very". Roy = So I probably should have said your t-shirt is straight fire, then. Ador = Only if that's what you really think! Could anyone please explain what is the meaning of this sentence "Only if that's what you really think!" Can I say that sentence in other ways? Please help.

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"Don't compliment my shirt unless you honestly mean it." Ador does not want an insincere compliment.
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This sentence means that the condition for you to say something is based on what you really think. So in this context, Roy must only say that Ador's shirt is straigh fire only on the condition thst he actually really thinks it's straight fire. I usually say 'if you say so' instead.

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