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reedrover ([personal profile] reedrover) wrote in [personal profile] drwex 2018-09-18 12:17 pm (UTC)

I was raised with please, thank you, you're welcome as well. And yes, I have deliberately changed my language to NOT include "no problem." I find "no problem" to be harsh and distancing in comparison to "you're welcome." "You're welcome" is a gift of my time. To me, "no problem" means you weren't enough of a bother to notice.

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