Attempts to change my mind will not be met kindly

[tufguy]

"Attempts to change my mind will not be met kindly". What does this part "will not be met kindly" mean here? Can we also say "If he tries to help other he will be met kindly by me" or "he tried to cheat that is why he wasn't met kindly by me"?

 

[Rover_KE]

"Attempts to change my mind will not be met kindly".

For once, I know where you read this, tufguy, and you could easily have provided this link to it, which puts it into context for our members.

As you have been told more times than I can count: tell us the source of any quoted text that you did not write yourself.

 

[teechar]

"Attempts to change my mind will not be met kindly".

It means I will not appreciate any attempts to make me change my mind.

Can we also say "If he tries to help other he will be met kindly by me" or "he tried to cheat that is why he wasn't met kindly by me"?

No, those are unnatural and ungrammatical.

 

[GoesStation]

The speaker will react badly - unkindly - if anyone tries to change his or her mind.