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user 22996
For questions about asking for, offering, accepting, or declining help.
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How to ask if I can mow my neighbor's lawn
I fully agree with the answer from @Ash. But, let me add, on an Interpersonal note...
Yes, and...
The concept "Yes, and..." is borrowed from group improv stage play, such as the show "Whose Line Is …
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How can I offer my prayers to an atheist colleague facing a serious personal situation?
Those help the teenager be happier and more stable; both the mother and father thank me at times for helping with the improvement in their teenager (everyone is helping everyone, it's complex). …
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