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Asking a girl whether she is on her periods when you see her being cocky or moody....
You can only ask this question to someone who you really know well and not just to someone.
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One thing you can do to avoid being offensive is to make a clear line between General and Specific statements.
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Mixing them causes problems
In one case it will make the other person feel that you really don't know them well which incase you should.
In other case you just made a bad assumption which turns out to be very offensive.
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Asking a girl whether she had a bad day or didn't sleep well when you see her being cocky or moody....
You can ask this question to anyone who you really don't know that well.
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While making any statement or question, pause for few seconds and rethink.
Ask yourself whether the thing you are going to say is relatable to that person and the situation or you just making some bad assumption.
Or you can improvise on it as you can gather ...
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I like reading alot, specially Non fiction and that's the reason I am on DeepStash. Reads on topic like #problemsolving #timemanagement #stoics Love to know how other people see this world and how they think.
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