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YSK: In English we often say “I’m sorry” but really mean “I’m sad [for you],” and changing your language to the latter allows the person who’s suffering to respond more genuinely.
YSK: In English we often say “I’m sorry” but really mean “I’m sad [for you],” and changing your language to the latter allows the person who’s suffering to respond more genuinely.
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