“If you agree, we can continue.” (There’s a distinct chance you will not agree.)Keep your writing on the up and up, positive, euphoric, hopeful even, and notice the positive responses you attract.
“I hope you like what you see.” (Likewise, you probably won’t like it at all.)
“I like your style, really, but…” (Well, you know what comes next.) Yes, “really” falls into this category as well, when used excessively. Always question your date who insists, “I really do like you, but…”
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Three Downers: If, Hope, But
If… hope… but…These words look innocuous enough, but they pack connotations that are extremely negative.
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