Therapy is a good idea, but it’s pretty universally true that written communication is more likely to be understood negatively. Good communicators understand t

Therapy is a good idea, but it’s pretty universally true that written communication is more likely to be understood negatively. Good communicators understand this and strive to write less critically e.g. questions instead of commands, stating assumptions, never saying “just”… I for one use a crap ton of emojis in professional communication because otherwise messages default to sounding sour.