The Three Sides Of The Coin

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Person A ignores person B most of the time. Then one day, person A asks for a "favor". Person B is entitled to think among other possible options... Option 1: He needs me, he is kind of using me. (This would be a more negative interpretation). Option 2: Oh, he wants to do it so well that I am the only one who is capable of helping him. (More positive interpretation). Option 3: Person B doesn't analyze the event. (More neutral approach). Taking any of this makes you a negative, positive, or neutral person?

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