Phrasing is important. Ppl might mean the same thing by concluding 'think about it' or 'don't you think?' but seldom received the same.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
'Think about it' often received as 'you haven't thought about this or you'd see I'm right.' 'Don't u think?' as 'you cld think differently'
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Just as 'Does that make sense?' often taken as 'I'm trying to teach you my wisdom' but 'Am I making sense?' as 'I'm aware I could be wrong.'
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When someone tells me to 'think about it', my instinct is to tell them I think about it regularly & show how I do it better. Silly, I know
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Whereas 'don't you think?' makes me want to agree with them as much as I can & present areas of disagreement courteously.
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And 'Does that make sense' motivates me to argue that it doesn't whilst 'Am I making sense' makes me want to look harder for the sense.
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