“Decoding Deception: 9 Commonly Polite Phrases That Hide a Sharp Edge”
Remember, true compliments aren’t backhanded. They uplift rather than subtly bring down.
So if this phrase is thrown your way, remember it’s not about your style or bravery – it’s more a reflection of the speaker’s judgment.
2) “I don’t mean to interrupt but…”
Ever heard this one before?
Chances are, you have. And chances are, it wasn’t as innocent as it sounded.
This phrase is a classic example of what psychologists refer to as a ‘conversational hijack‘. It’s when someone takes over the conversation, often disregarding what the other person was saying.
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