i have a co worker who will not let up on whatever she believes in until the other side gives in. a classic example of winning battles while losing the war
In many cases a lack of response is a more powerful rejection than anything you could say. Not only is it "no" but it is also a rejection of the other person.
I don't advocate that as a rule but sometimes it is appropriate.
I refuse to respond to you Margo because as a wise man (or was it " wise ass", I get those two confused) once said, "a lack of response is a more powerful rejection than anything you could say."
i have a co worker who will not let up on whatever she believes in until the other side gives in. a classic example of winning battles while losing the war
ReplyDeleteIn many cases a lack of response is a more powerful rejection than anything you could say. Not only is it "no" but it is also a rejection of the other person.
ReplyDeleteI don't advocate that as a rule but sometimes it is appropriate.
It's too bad you can't "hide" people in real life as easily as you can on Facebook.
ReplyDeleteI refuse to respond to you Margo because as a wise man (or was it " wise ass", I get those two confused) once said, "a lack of response is a more powerful rejection than anything you could say."
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