what's the matter

“������’s the matter? Are you afraid I’ll stab you?” she asked Chapman.

"He was in the corner of the lounge with his hands on his head, crouching in the corner and just sobbing. He was repeating 'I don't know what's the matter with me'."

“This man walked up to me, he was in a suit, and said, ‘������’s the matter?’”

“That’s why we keep this stuff confidential, and why it makes perfect sense to do it even though everything in you screams, ‘I want to know what’s the matter with him.’”

To prescribe them, instead of just asking, “������’s the matter with you?,” doctors, therapists, and health workers ask, “������ matters to you?”