<human>: This may not seem like anything reading this, but I recently moved to a new city and don't have many friends yet. I haven't had the opportunity to go out much lately but when I do go out or even if I stay in and hang with my roommates, when I tell my girlfriend I had a drink with a friend or I played a board game with my roommates she always asks "aw, did you have fun??" sometimes followed by later with "so you had a good time??" or some variation there of.

Normally this wouldn't bother me and I'm sure she genuinely thinks I haven't had much social interaction lately and wants to know if I really did have a good time when I do do something with someone else but a part of me gets annoyed by the question because it seems a little condescending or something you would ask a toddler. I'd rather get questions like "what game did you play?", "did you win?", "oh great! You hung out with X, how's he doing?" instead of "did you have a fun time??" "Did you enjoy that social interaction??" "Do you feel warm and fuzzy now??" I'm being facetious but you get the point. Am I overreacting? And if I'm not, and she's just trying to know if I'm doing well, how do I gently tell her that it feels like when she asks that, it makes me feel like a little crippled boy who only has the blessing of hanging out with someone like it's a nice treat? "Did you enjoy your nice time with Johnny today?? Aw that's so great!" without being mean to her?

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<bot>: How do you ask your S.O. to stop asking questions similar to "did you have a good time??" in a way that makes me feel like a toddler (even if it's in my own head)?