who asked you

Mind your business

A dismissive retort suggesting someone's opinion was unsolicited and unwelcome.

The question is rhetorical—no one actually asked, which is the point.

Used to shut down unwanted advice or commentary: Who asked you? Mind your own business.

Can range from mildly annoyed to openly hostile depending on tone.

Related

back off · mind your own business · intrusive · none of your business · meddling · butt in · sarcastic · dismissive · shut up · pipe down · talk to the hand · opinion · unwanted · busybody · snappy · retort · comeback · defensive

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Opposites
solicitation of input

who asked youtell me more

Prompt for details

go on · speak freely · keep talking · good point

receptiveness to opinion

who asked yougood point

Acknowledgment of sound reasoning

fair enough · point taken

conversational tone

who asked youby all means

Emphatic affirmative response

Family

asked, whom, whose, whoever, whomever, asks, asking, asker, yourself

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G