Don’t worry, trust me. I not a racist and one of my best friends is black. I’m not stupid so I wouldn’t tell you a lie because I like to keep it real. I’ve been thinking about this 24/7 and even though it might be pushing the envelope for some people, it makes sense that they are no different than the rest of us, ya know? See what I’m saying?
Originally posted by masscatI believe you 🙂
Don’t worry, trust me. I not a racist and one of my best friends is black. I’m not stupid so I wouldn’t tell you a lie because I like to keep it real. I’ve been thinking about this 24/7 and even though it might be pushing the envelope for some people, it makes sense that they are no different than the rest of us, ya know? See what I’m saying?
Originally posted by masscatBasically I like agree like basically. Like.
Don’t worry, trust me. I not a racist and one of my best friends is black. I’m not stupid so I wouldn’t tell you a lie because I like to keep it real. I’ve been thinking about this 24/7 and even though it might be pushing the envelope for some people, it makes sense that they are no different than the rest of us, ya know? See what I’m saying?
Originally posted by reader1107Sometimes they feel pain too. Like when you give them a thump for saying "I feel that..."
"In point of fact ..."
"I feel that you're ..." No you don't! You [b]think that I .... What you feel are emotions.[/b]
Then you can ask "Did you feel that?!?"
"Really, it's a compliment to you." This is something I'm hearing more and more in my office. What it actually means is "Really, it's more work for you but we're trying to make you feel empowered."
"Empowered"
"What I'm hearing you say is..." What I don't want to hear is your therapy/how-to-be-a-good-manager-seminar-ese when you are not, in fact listening to me and have no intention of taking my words into consideration at all but are just being condescending.