She would take this advice, except that speaking in third person is pretentious, and when you speak in second person, you sound assumptive and accusatory. Think I'll stick with the narcissistic "I."
Last weekend I met an amazing woman. She is the cantor at the synagogue where my nephew was bar mitzvahed. When she found out we were from Philly, she came over to our table at the luncheon to play ‘Jewish...
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lillybrook says,
She would take this advice, except that speaking in third person is pretentious, and when you speak in second person, you sound assumptive and accusatory. Think I'll stick with the narcissistic "I."