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Pleasure?
“Pleasure” works well in most contexts. It still sounds warm but without the sugary fluff.
😂 I get it. I have to proofread every email to make sure I've only said "please" and "thank you" once. Not sure on a good substitution for "delight" - how's it being used?
I proof every message like it is going to be graded. "Delight" sneaks in too easily.. mine usually shows up as “it would be a delight to.” I am trying “happy to” instead.
Gosh this made me giggle because I am the same way. I acttually had to start removing the phrase from my vocabulary. I decided that I am no longer giving people an out they didn't ask for.
I used to soften every ask with “if that’s OK.” Now I just state what I need.
I have done the exact same thing. “No worries if not” is basically my email safety blanket. As for “delight,” I have switched to “happy to” or “glad to”—less sugary, still friendly, and doesn’t sound like cake.
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