Hi
The real trick is to define the word RIGHT. The problem is that what seems right to you may not necessarily be seen as right by the recipient. Let me give you and example '
called the mischievous only' to reinforce the point
Take the sentence
Only I said that I loved her. Now go on writing the sentence taking care to shift the Only by one word to the right and notice the resultant sentences. To elaborate further, the sentences would read as under
Only I said that I loved her
I only said that I loved her
I said only that I loved her
I said that only I loved her
I said that I only loved her
I said that I loved only her
I said that I loved her only.
Now decide what the meaning of each sentence is and in what circumstances and to whom will you communicate each sentence. It will give you some insight as to the variable nature and complicated nature of who is the right person, what is the right communication, which is the right way to communicate and how should one communicate in the right manner in order to be effective.
Hope I have helped you begin your quest of finding the
RIGHT answer to your dilemma.
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