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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Are you sure you wouldn't be happier.
I have trouble understanding the last sentence.
Today, a successful single woman who falls for a man making less money than she does ... may face not-so-subtle disapproval from friends and family. …Another felt insulted when a trusted friend asked, "Are you sure you wouldn't be happier with a man who is making more money than you?"
To begin this sentence with "are you sure" does not make sense to me. Could anyone enlighten me on this?
Today, a successful single woman who falls for a man making less money than she does ... may face not-so-subtle disapproval from friends and family. …Another felt insulted when a trusted friend asked, "Are you sure you wouldn't be happier with a man who is making more money than you?"
To begin this sentence with "are you sure" does not make sense to me. Could anyone enlighten me on this?
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Anonymous o begin this sentence with "are you sure" does not make sense to me. Could anyone enlighten me on this? The speaker is simply asking the other person to carefully reconsider her opinion or decision.
- Anonymous o begin this sentence with "are you sure" does not make sense to me.
- Could anyone enlighten me on this?
- The speaker is simply asking the other person to carefully reconsider her opinion or decision.
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Anonymouso begin this sentence with "are you sure" does not make sense to me. Could anyone enlighten me on this?The speaker is simply asking the other person to carefully reconsider her opinion or decision.
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