There’s perhaps no statement more classic (and more annoying) than the “but” sentence. We’ve all heard it before: “I love you, but…”
No matter what fantastic, complimentary remark came before the “but,” all that our brains retain is the negative phrase that follows. Although we hate these sentences, there’s no way we can avoid sharing “but” comments every so often.
However, by changing sentence structure, we can offer others feedback, news, and even critiques in a more positive manner. Reddit user gcanyon suggests twisting your words—but only in order, not in content. When we hear the… more
Sig Nordal 