It's not a good impression of someone who's all right, but it's an attempt at normalcy, and she's been in that place enough -- perhaps not quite as apologetically, but still -- that she can't scold him for it.

She does notice that he says we the second time, though.

"Good," she says mildly, and adds, "Just -- if you need someone to talk to, I...it can be hard, and lonely, trying to get through things like that in your own head, especially if it feels like it's worse for someone else."