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The solution to this is simple:

Practice your communication skills. If you can’t think of a way to phrase advice that might be offensive, you are failing in intermediate communication skills.

If you think it might be offensive, ask a close female in your life, your sister, your mother, grandma, etc.

It’s in everyone’s best interest to treat others with love and respect.

For extra safety, if you really think there is a risk, actually record the audio encounter for back up.

If you actually go through these steps for building towards good communication, it’s highly unlikely you would ever have to use the recording in defense.

>>menset+(OP)
The problem being highlighted here isn't bad communicators. The problem is good communicators being incentivized out of communicating. It says something about you that you could not comprehend something that obvious.

>>KODeKa+k3
It also says something about people thinking they are good communicators but are actually just afraid. I guess both can be true.