They smooth out the discussion.
They help supporters feel at ease.
Of course, we’re all compassionate people. But sometimes we may accidentally come off as harsh or uncaring. That’s because we’re not using softening statements before we say things that might tap a sensitive nerve during our conversations with supporters.
Here are a bunch of softening statement examples you can use to make your supporters feel comfortable about sensitive topics:
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