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by Ktana4 on December 15th, 2006

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Is there a polite way of not giving your opinion to a friend who really wants it?

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  • by Vincent on December 15th, 2006

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    Yes. One of the following reasons, not neccessary excuses would be true and if intended in the right way should not offend your friend.
    1)I'm sorry, I just don't understand enough to define my belief, I haven't really though about it.
    (This is likely true and honesty is the best policy)
    2) Let me think about it a little bit...
    3) Do what you think is right, I am sorry but I really cannot be of very much help...

    These three are honest ways of things and, may not get him/her off your back about it, but will honesty let them know you just don't want to give your opinion.

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