Why should they not get annoyed at every little thing, when they know very well that I am not someone who cannot be appeased?

This couplet captures the tender and playful dynamic of lovers' tiffs with utter charm. The poet gently admits that the beloved picks fights over trivial matters precisely out of sweet entitlement. Deep down, they know they have full sway over the lover's heart, which is never so obstinate that a little coaxing and affection cannot win it right back.