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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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X: "I work as a shrink, so I'm used to listen to people's problems all day long."

Y: "So is it just a job to you or do you actually care?"


With "care" I mean if he cares about his clients and their problems.

Is Y's line of dialog correct and clear as it is or should I add something to it?

  

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" That is not a grammatical sentence. Also, "shrink" is a very informal word. Few professionals would call themselves by that moniker because of its negative connotations.

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  • " That is not a grammatical sentence.
  • Also, "shrink" is a very informal word.
  • Few professionals would call themselves by that moniker because of its negative connotations.
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anonymousX: "I work as a shrink, so I'm used to listen to people's problems all day long."

That is not a grammatical sentence.

Also, "shrink" is a very informal word. Few professionals would call themselves by that moniker because of its negative connotations.

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