Ways to say “I am fine”

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Formal and General Reply

1. Thank you for asking. You just made my day:- The speaker appreciates that the asker asks about the speaker’s day, life, or condition. The speaker claims, you made his or her day better by asking this question. Normally we use this to show others, “Thank you for thinking or caring about me!”
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
2. Not bad. Could be better. / Could be payday:- Payday – The day when you finally get a result of your hard work or effort. The speaker day is not bad but the speaker is hoping, it could be my result day.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How is your day? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
3. Happy and content, thank you:- It means happy and satisfied.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

4. I’ve been going through some crests and troughs in my life. Is everything stable at your end? –

Crest – The top point of a hill, mountain, or wave. The crest of a wave shows happiness and confidence because everything is going well.

Trough – The low point of the wave.
This phrase shows that sometimes, life is going better and worse. The speaker also asks about the asker’s life.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
5. Better than nothing:- The situation is not too bad or too good. The speaker feels ‘okay’ and ‘satisfied’ but not seems relaxed.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
6. I’m really getting well:- The life or the condition of the speaker is improving, the speaker is happy for getting well. Getting well can be mentally, physically, or financially getting well.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel? / How is your health?…
7.  Way better than I deserve:- The speaker is happy and satisfied to have or feel more than enough or required.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
8. I am blessed! – The speaker shows happiness, satisfaction, and confidence but not over-confidence. The speaker feels lucky.
The question of the answer – How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel? / How is your life?…
9. I think. I am doing OK. How do you think, I am doing? – The speaker wants an opinion from the asker. The speaker thinks he or she is fine. What is the asker’s opinion, is demanded by the speaker?
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel? / How are you doing?…
10. I am pretty standard right now:- I am pretty normal right now. Everything is normal.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
11. I am just the same old:- I am just the same old. I did not change or nothing changed.
The question of the answer – How are you? / Anything new? / How do you feel?

12. I am better than I was:- The speaker is better than before.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you?  / How do you feel?…
13. Very well, thanks:- The speaker is very well and saying thank you for asking about him or her.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
14. Never better! – The full form of “Never better” is  – “I have been never better.” The speaker feels better than earlier. You can also say, “I am better than I was.”
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
15. Ah! you know every day is better than the next:- The speaker is trying to be a philosopher. it denotes, the speaker’s life or state of a condition is improving day by day.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

16. Things could not be better! – It means everything is satisfactory. There is no need to change, everything is fine.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

17. Better than some, not as good as others:- It denotes, the speaker’s life or state of a condition is better than some people but not to all people. It has a deep meaning only if you express it in that way. It shows all people have problems but some have fewer problems and some have more problems. I am better than some but not to all.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

18. I’m better than I was but not nearly as good as I’m going to be:- In totality, it shows that the speaker is improving and feeling more and more well and good after time passes.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

19. Getting better with every passing minute:- The speaker is feeling improved. This can be a physical, mental, or financial situation.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
20. I’m not sure yet:- The speaker is not sure about his or her day. It is a simple way not to answer. The speaker is not denying to give the answer except showing I don’t know.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
Clever or Witty Reply

1. As opposed to what? – It is similar to “Compare to whom?” But here the speaker uses, “compare to what?”

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

2. Armed and ready! – It denotes, I am completely ready for any future problems. “Armed and ready” shows that I put my armor or shield on to protect myself from future problems.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
3. Living in a dream. Please don’t wake me up:- It shows, the speaker is in a dream and a dream is mostly in the form that we want it. It means the speaker’s life or state of a condition is according to his or her expectation. The speaker does not want it to ruin or destroy this from you. Please don’t wake me up means, please do not ruin or destroy my dream. It is generally rude to say that but it certainly depends on the way you express it.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
4. (I am not Okay.) At least there’s plenty of room for improvement! – It shows the confidence and determination of a speaker who does not give up and wants to improve. You can put anything under bracket or parenthesis which is your state of a condition that you want to improve like – Not so well. / Dying! / Real terrible! / etc.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

5. Medium well or rare:- When someone uses “Medium rare,” you can raise a question by saying, “What are you a steak?” Steak is meat that is mostly cooked medium rare for delicious taste. This phrase is similar to, I am 5 out of 10.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

6. They told me you would ask me that:- The speaker shows, somebody has informed the speaker about the asker’s question. It can be true or false that somebody has informed or not. The speaker will tell it in another sentence. You can say anything in your next sentence to justify it like – Because you would make me your friend. / Because you want something. / You do it to everyone. / Because you are very nice.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

7. Could be better (take a pause) could be worse:- My life could be better, then wait, so, the listener thinks there is a chance of improvement then say “Could be worse.” It shows the future is uncertain. It could be good or bad for me.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

8. Not today, Satan! Not today:- The devil can not even create troubles today. Today, the devil cannot stop me. It can also take as offensive by the asker because the asker can relate it to himself or herself. The asker can assume that the speaker is calling the devil to the asker.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

9. My psychiatrist told me not to discuss it with strangers:- Psychiatrist is a doctor of mental health. It is like, my doctor told me, do not discuss it with strangers. The speaker is not directly saying no but it is an indirect way not to give the answer. It is totally up to you, to give or not to give the answer.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

10. I’ll let you know when I figure it all out:- The speaker does not know or pretend not to know. When the speaker will find out, he or she will tell you. It’s another way not to reply to the question.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

11. I’m on top of the world:- It also too much happiness and excitement. The speaker is too excited or super happy.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How are you doing? / How do you feel?…

12. Over the moon! – It is based on the expression. It can be happiness, satisfaction, confidence, health, or wealth, etc. Over the moon means something is higher than the moon, too much.

Like – I am too much happy or I am over the moon (show your happiness in words or expression).
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

13. I’m hanging in there:- I am not giving up. I do not quit.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

14. Compared to whom? –It means, from which person, do I compare myself.

X asks – How are you?
Y says – Compared to whom?
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

15. I’m on cloud nine! – It also shows too much happiness and excitement.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How are you doing? / How do you feel?…

16. Going great. Hope this status quo persists for rest of the day:- The speaker was doing great and the speaker wants, it will stay for a whole day.

Status Quo – The existing state of affairs.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

17. I’m sure you have that information on your screen:- The speaker shows his or her witty by saying you can find it on the internet, television, or gossiping in text/calls. The speaker shows he or she is famous.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

18. Strange, and getting stranger:- Strange means unusual which is not normal. The day, life, or condition is getting stranger. The speaker does not know about the future. The strange can be good or bad which depends on the situation.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

19. If I had a tail, I would wag it:- A dog wags its tail when it is happy and excited. The speaker denotes if I had a tail, I would move it. It means, the speaker is happy and excited.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

20. Thank you for asking, though you can judge for yourself:- You say to the person who asks the question, tell by yourself. You are looking at me right now, judge by yourself.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

21. Physically? Mentally? Spiritually? Socioeconomically? Financially? I am not sure how to answer that? – The speaker asks you to clarify your question. It is a different way to start a conversation. So, the speaker and you can talk much.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

22. Do you want the short or long version? – The speaker asks you a question before giving the answer. This question is to judge you if you choose the short version that means you are not interested but if you choose the long version that means you are interested to talk.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

23. Rolling with the punches:- The speaker is able to deal with difficult situations. The speaker is strong enough to face difficulties.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

24. I have a pulse, so I must be Okay:- It denotes, I am alive, so I am definitely fine.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
25. Sunshine all day long! – It shows a lot of things like – I shine all day long, I am happy all day long,
The question of the answer – How is your day? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

26. Like you, but better:- The speaker compares his or her condition to the asker. My condition is like yours but my condition is better than yours.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

27. Under renovation:- The speaker denotes, he or she is under renovation just like under construction. The speaker shows, he or she is still working on improving and developing herself or himself for better condition.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

28. I’m sober! – Sober means – ‘not drunk’ or ‘serious or no fun.’

The question of the answer – What’s going on? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

29. Imagining myself having a fabulous vacation:-  The speaker imagines having a fabulous vacation. He or she is imagining fun in life but it is just an imagination. So, we can say it is a fun way to say “I am fine.”

You can use anything else in place of “having a fabulous vacation.” You can put anything which you want to imagine on the underline.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

30. Happy and you know it:- It can be rude and insulting also only if you are not able to perform it well. It means I am happy and you know that I am happy. The speaker treats it as a secret which he or she reveals to the asker. (*Clap your hands is optional, only try when you are aware of “How to do.”)

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

31. Next question, please:- It shows lots of expressions, it depends on the way that the speaker expresses. It can show arrogance, attitude, ignorance, cleverness, or eagerness. The speaker does not want to answer that question, the reason you can tell in the next answer or not. It is based on you.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

32. In order to answer the question, I need to take you back about ten years. Do you have a moment? – It is a funny way to scare the person who really does not want to talk further just asking the question as a greeting. The speaker judges the asker. Does he or she really want to talk more or just a time pass?

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
33. Groovy! – Cool, excellent, fashionable, or amazing.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

34. Hunting dragons, you? – The speaker is being funny by using an unusual way to talk. The speaker is asking about you also. This is a unique way to reply, you can use anything here which you feel, is unique.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

35. The doctor said I’d live:- A clever way to say that my problems are too much but still I live or I survive.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How are you doing? / How do you feel?…
Funny Reply

1. Somewhere between meh and blah! – Somewhere in the middle of fine and uninterested. The speaker feels normal and is not interested in anything.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
2. Nice and dandy like cotton candy:- Nice and sweet like cotton candy.
Dandy means – outstanding, sweet, magnificent, well-groomed, beautiful, or excellent.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

3. Incredibly good-looking:- When the person asks about your day, life, situation, or condition but you talk about your beauty or handsomeness. It can create laughter only if you express it well.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

4. Okay, since, my name wasn’t in today’s obituaries:- The speaker is fine because he or she is alive.

Obituary – it is a pray or a talk about the dead person.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

5. What’s with all the questions? You a cop? – The speaker asks, ‘Why are you asking so many questions?’ ‘Are you a police officer?’ It is funny or rude depends on the expression.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

6. I am as happy as a tick on a big, fat dog:- I am happy and satisfied.

The question of the answer – Are you Okay? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
Flirty or Friendly Reply

1. Not as tired as you running in my thought all day long:- The speaker claims the asker is in the speaker’s thought all day long. So, the asker is more tired than the speaker.

The question of the answer – Are you tired? / Are you feeling tired? / You look tired?…

2. I’ve been thinking about you all day:- The speaker thinks about the asker the whole day. It shows the importance of the asker in the life of the speaker. It is like, ‘I miss you.’

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How is your day? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

3. Oooooh! I like the sound of that. Please repeat what you just asked me:- It is friendly and flirty, it can be funny which depends on the expression. The speaker likes your tone and wants you to repeat it.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

4. Come find out:- This sounds like an invitation to the asker to accompany or go with the speaker.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

5. Let’s skip the small talk and go straight to flirting! – We generally use these questions to start a conversation – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…

The speaker doesn’t want normal talk. The speaker wants to do flirt.

6. Busy checking tags. Can I see yours? Oh, it says made in heaven! – Tags – name tag, profession tag, bar tag, etc.

The speaker checks the tag of the asker and claims the asker is an angel.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / Are you busy? / What is going on? / How are you doing?…

7. Just hug me and leave it at that:- The speaker wants a hug. It can show sadness or loneliness sometimes which depends on the expression.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…

8. I have so much to do, but I keep getting distracted thinking about you:- The speaker shows that the asker’s charm is distracting to the speaker. The speaker is thinking all about the asker and is unable to do anything.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…

9. That’s for me to know and for you to find out:- The speaker suggests to the asker that you find it out by yourself which means you do your own research about the speaker.’

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

10. You know what would be better than you asking me that? Inviting me to go out with you on a date:- The speaker directly offers to go on a date with the asker.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

11. If I said, I was head over heels for you, What do you say? – Head over heels means confused by the feeling of love. The speaker is confused because of loving the asker.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

12. Well enough to chat with you if you wish to:- The speaker is well and wants to talk to the asker more.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
13. Living a dream, don’t wake me up. You may join me. There is plenty of room:- The speaker shows, he or she is in a dream. Don’t alarm me? or Don’t inform me of anything which disturbs me? The speaker also invites the asker to join and there is plenty of space in the speaker’s dream or life. It is also an invitation to be friends and more.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
14. I’ve been watching Netflix but no one to chill with. Care to join me? – The speaker invites the asker to join. Plus, it indirectly shows to come to the speaker’s place.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / What is going on? / How is everything? / How are you doing?…

15. How am I? in bed? – The speaker shows or asks about intimacy with the asker in a flirty way.

How to use it – Suppose, the asker asks you – How are you?
The speaker intentionally re-pronounces the question wrong – How am I in bed? (then take a little pause) Wait, what! (and show surprise and mild blame to the asker that the asker asks the wrong question.)
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

16. I’m lost for words. I mean, you just look so attractive it’s distracting:- The speaker compliments the asker. The asker looks so attractive and distractive to the speaker. So, the speaker is not able to give an answer.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

17. What an impertinent question to ask a girl or guy! – Impertinent – rude or irrelevant.

This phrase can be rude, funny, or flirty which depends on you, “What do you say after the question?”
For e.g. – What an impertinent question to ask a girl or guy! “You should ask me out.” (Flirty) or “I don’t want to talk to you. (Rudeness)” or “Do you need a teacher like me who can teach you, how to be impertinent. (Funny).”
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

18. I was daydreaming until you came and made it a reality:- The speaker was dreaming about the asker. The asker appeared and asked the question. It is a dream that comes true for the speaker.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

19. I’ve been searching for love, and now, I think I finally found it:- The speaker was trying to find love and he or she finally found the love.

*Note – You can only use this phrase when the question is relatable to the answer.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / What is going on? / How is everything? / How is everything going?…

20. Just emptiness without you:- The speaker feels lonely without the asker. It shows a friendly connection.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…

21. I am on the mission to stop thinking about you. It’s called: Mission impossible! – The speaker thinks about the asker a lot. The speaker is not able to stop thinking about the asker. It shows the affection of the speaker towards the asker.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / What is going on? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

22. I’m so bored! Wanna go on an adventure? – The speaker wants to go out with the asker. The speaker feels bored and wants to hang out with the asker.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

23. Irresistible as ever! Do you want to try cuddling me? – The life or the state of a condition is uncontrollable as always. The speaker suggests to the asker, ‘let’s do cuddling to comfort the speaker.’

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

24. So-so, but talking to you makes me feel so good:- So-so means Okay. The speaker shows, it was Okay but then I talk to you, I feel good.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

25. You know what would be better than you asking me that? Inviting me to go out with you on a date:- The speaker directly offers to go on a date with the asker.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

26. Lately, I couldn’t sleep so well, thinking of you:- The speaker is not able to sleep because of thinking about the asker.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…

27. To know me is to love me. Are you ready to get to know me? – We generally use these questions to start a conversation – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…

The speaker claims that the asker wants to talk. It means. If you want to talk to me, you need to start loving me.

28. I feel so cold. Do you mind warming me up for a second? – It is a flirty way to ask for a hug. The speaker wants a warm hug from the asker.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…

29. I am currently looking for the love of my life. Can you show me the way? – The speaker is finding a lover. The speaker is asking the asker about “How to get the love of my life!” It is an indirect way, the speaker shows interest or affection toward the asker and wants to know “How to reach to your heart!”

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…

30. If I were doing any better, I’d hire you to enjoy it with me:- It denotes, the speaker is not enjoying the life or state of a condition but if he or she enjoys it, he or she will definitely enjoy it with the asker. The speaker shows, he or she wants to share his or her happiness with the asker but does not share his or her sadness.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

31. How am I? Is that a pick-up line? – Pick-up line means a line that can get you a partner (girl or boy). Pick-up lines are romantic or flirty lines.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
Sad or Anxious Reply

1. Not so well, (does that bother you)? – The speaker is not well and showing, “Do you really care to listen?” It can be rude or friendly which depends on the expression.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

2. All right so far but there’s still time for everything to go horribly wrong:- This phrase is for a pessimistic person. The person who thinks negatively rather than positively. I am still fine but do not know about the future. It can go horribly wrong.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

3. Different day, same existence:- It denotes, the day changes but not my life or state of condition. This phrase can be good or bad. We need to understand the expression of the speaker when he or she says it. The expression while speaking is good or bad.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

4. Overworked and underpaid:-  It can show witty or sadness which depends on the expression. The speaker works too much but does not get that result of his or her hard work.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

5. The best thing that happened to me today so far is you ask me about my day:- The day was horrible. Nothing was happening good but the asker asks the question and the speaker feels a little better.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

6. If I were doing any better, I’d hire you to enjoy it with me:- It denotes, the speaker is not enjoying the life or state of a condition but if he or she enjoys it, he or she will definitely enjoy it with you. The speaker shows, he or she wants to share his or her happiness with you but does not share his or her sadness.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

7. Surviving, I guess:- The speaker denotes, he or she is in a bad situation and surviving but he or she doesn’t want to show surety.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

8. I’m still sucking air:- The speaker is not doing anything special. He or she is just breathing and not doing anything. We can say, they feel bored, anxious, sad, or frustrated. It depends on the expression.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…
9. Dying:- The speaker is dying. It means totally pathetic condition.
The question of the answer – Are you well? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

10. Great, stellar, fantastic, but dead inside:- The speaker looks amazing from outside but not from inside.

Stellar – star or outstanding.
The question of the answer – How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

11. Navigating the twists and turns of life. I hope yours is a straight road:- The speaker is understanding life’s twists and turns because life is uncertain and unpredictable, it changes from time to time. The speaker is choosing different and complex paths of life. His or her life is full of complexity but he or she hopes your life is simple or easy.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

12. Not as good as you:- The speaker compares his or her condition to the asker. My condition is not good in comparison to yours. Your condition is better.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

13. Real terrible, thanks for asking:- The speaker feels terribly bad. The speaker thanks to the asker in a sarcastic way but it depends on the expression.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…

14. Trying not to burst into tears. I get an “A” for effort, right? – The speaker feels terribly sad. The speaker puts so much effort but still, does not get the result. The speaker feels crying and frustrated because of being at the top but gets nothing.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / What is going on? / How do you feel?…

15. If I were any better, I’d be illegal:- If the speaker is better than others, the speaker would be ban by other people. It means, they hate, defame, oppose, or argue with the speaker.

If I were any better, I’d… You can add anything after comma like – I’d be twins, I’d be you, I’d be ban, I’d be dangerous, I’d be in heaven, I’d smile, I’d be happy, etc.
  The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

16. I’m vertical and breathing:- It denotes, the speaker is in trouble but still surviving. It shows sadness but it better depends on the expression.

The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

17. I can’t complain! It’s against (Company Policy):- The speaker does not feel good but shows that it is not acceptable in the “Company Policy” to complain. It has a deep meaning which talks about cooperative life. The speaker is frustrated or sad about his life but can not complain because he is afraid to lose his job in a company. After using this phrase, you can talk about your complaints.

You can put anything inside the bracket or parenthesis which relates to your complaints like – I can’t complain! It’s against my duty / my nature / friendship / law / government policy / etc. Anything you can mention here.
The question of the answer – How do you do? / How are you? / How is everything? / How do you feel?…

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