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@Myredhulk, this seems like a good idea. I may try this
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@Myredhulk, ok hulk let’s take a step back and talk about this.
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@Myredhulk, "Calm down" puts pressure on the listener to actively negate their emotions, whereas "let's take a step back" is more neutral and less confrontational. It's like the difference between trying to push water through a drain vs just pulling the plug.
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@Myredhulk, Unless you're saying it to Amber Heard.
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That’s why I just say “bitch stop being so crazy!”
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@I Are Lebo, i was going to say "bitch just chill" tends to get the job done for me
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@Guy Fawkes, bitches be trippin is a fan favorite
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@I Are Lebo, are you speaking to us from beyond the grave?
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@Sriracha, nah, I’m just single. 😂😅🥲😢😭
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@I Are Lebo, this would be a good time to reflect then
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@Sriracha, reflect on deez
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It's better if you just tell them to "calm down," works 60% of the time, every time.
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@twopotatoes, “calm down” Unsuccessful “Calm down” Unsuccessful “Calm down” You have successfully calmed her down.
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@twopotatoes, the other 40% can be solved by asking if she’s on her period.
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@BigJohnson86, it’s solid advice. I’ve used it with mixed results.
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Try “you must be on your period, because you’re too emotional right now, sweetheart. You need to calm your tits, love.” For more pro tips, follow me at…
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@I Are Lebo, just ask Joe
Don't know why, but telling, and being told, "let's take a step back" actually works decently, even though it's functionally the same as "calm down".