How does やがる work with なる?


"もう1ヶ月が経ってんだぞ！?" "一人でしたって変な感じになりやがるし"

The character friend has not been playing with him for a month. From context I
can gather that "Even if I try to do things alone, it feels weird!" However, I
don't get why is やがる being used here? Is not "I feel weird" something
automatic? It's not something the other person is doing since they have not
talked for a month.




The verb やがる follows another verb and typically indicates disdain for the
doer. However, sometimes it attaches to a verb that has no particular doer
like in your case, and then it simply adds speaker's unpleasantness/irritation
for the situation




The verb やがる follows another verb and typically indicates disdain for the
doer. However, sometimes it attaches to a verb that has no particular doer
like in your case, and then it simply adds speaker's unpleasantness/irritation
for the situation

