I don't like being asked something if the question/answer does clearly communicate what the consequences are. Either the broad question is patronizing, suggest

I don't like being asked something if the question/answer does clearly communicate what the consequences are. Either the broad question is patronizing, suggesting the program makes decisions over my head without even informing me what about, or it is superfluous since the explanation+action is all I want or need. I really do not enjoy programs behaving like they have intelligence by being vague or leading, but really never are, since their logic only covers the common case.