How funny. I love that phrase. I say it all the time when I dont want someone to make something out of nothing. I will remember to never say that to you!
I love it too. I use it when I mean "just suck it up" or "don't read into a situation." I can't promise I won't say it around you...but now that it's becoming such a catch phrase in our culture there's a good chance I'll stop saying it. You're welcome.
I'm definitely on the I HATE THE PHRASE side of the arguement. It means nothing and it is pointless to say. Either say "I'm sorry, it's wrong" or "I'll fix it to make it better." I had this phrase used on me and I cringe when I hear it. I'm glad you share my feelings about it.
I say it frequently but only to describe things out of my control about which I shouldn't strees. It's classier than "Whatever" and less cliche than "Que sera, sera."
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How funny. I love that phrase. I say it all the time when I dont want someone to make something out of nothing. I will remember to never say that to you!
I know why you hate it and you know why I hate it. Funny.
I love it too. I use it when I mean "just suck it up" or "don't read into a situation." I can't promise I won't say it around you...but now that it's becoming such a catch phrase in our culture there's a good chance I'll stop saying it. You're welcome.
I'm definitely on the I HATE THE PHRASE side of the arguement. It means nothing and it is pointless to say. Either say "I'm sorry, it's wrong" or "I'll fix it to make it better." I had this phrase used on me and I cringe when I hear it. I'm glad you share my feelings about it.
I say it frequently but only to describe things out of my control about which I shouldn't strees. It's classier than "Whatever" and less cliche than "Que sera, sera."
Totally hate it! My husband says it all the time and I want to punch him (not really-I'm a nice wife but you know how it gets to a person....)!
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