“Decoding Deception: 9 Commonly Polite Phrases That Hide a Sharp Edge”
The next time you hear this phrase, take it with a grain of salt. Your worth is not defined by someone else’s expectations.
4) “No offense, but…”
Ever wondered why someone feels the need to say “No offense, but…” before giving their opinion?
This phrase is a classic example of a ‘disclaimer statement’. It’s designed to make the speaker feel better about saying something potentially hurtful. They’re basically saying, “I know I’m about to be offensive, but I don’t want to be held accountable for it.”
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