No. I’ve only done it a couple of times. Objectively it would have been better not to, although I wouldn’t say I actively regret it as both times it was deserved.
My angry emails are literary masterpieces. I looked back at one recently and was quite pleased. It was like a sergeant-major's invective of creative swearing. I mean, there was no swearing, just outraged bafflement.
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Nope. You should just type it out in Word and then delete it.
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actually I have changed my mind
why pretend to be not angry with someone who has made you angry
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do you never admit to being angry then?
sounds unhealthy
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No. I’ve only done it a couple of times. Objectively it would have been better not to, although I wouldn’t say I actively regret it as both times it was deserved.
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I don't think so, it is a passionate tour de force
(with some phoney constructive suggestions)
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Always wait 24 hours...
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I actually have waited 24 hours from the original mugging off then just now learned that it was even MORE annoying
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Sing, o goddess, of Clergham's rage ...
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wot Dusty sed
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Would you have said what you wrote in the email face to face?
If so, fine. Why shouldn't you be angry with someone that has made you angry?
(assuming email really is a passionate tour de force)
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My angry emails are literary masterpieces. I looked back at one recently and was quite pleased. It was like a sergeant-major's invective of creative swearing. I mean, there was no swearing, just outraged bafflement.
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that'll look great when you publish your memoirs, dux
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I would defo have said it face to face in fact face to face my tone would have made it ruder
I like the thought of this poem, pp
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Type it out then hover your arrow over the send button. Terrifying.
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I thought that ‘outraged bafflement’ was dux’s default setting when faced with the world?
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