Rosemay Webster

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1,187 appearances 13 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 10 Aug

Rosemay Webster’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Communication Skills for Working Women Podcast:Effective Communication, Healthy Relationships, Direct Communication · 050 I Passive Aggressive Emails: Simple Communication Skills for Busy Women Managing Anxiety, Connection, and Time · 1 Jun 2026 podcast

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It was intended to be passive aggressive, not gonna lie about that either. matched

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One of one of the ways that we can kind of address this is first matched

By learning to recognize it. matched

Uh passive aggressive communication often includes polite wording with maybe a critical undertone. matched

Some assumptions instead of questions, indirect feedback instead of clear communication and statements that feel loaded but also vague. matched

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So a simple test for recognizing it is if you're rereading it, trying to decode the tone, it's probably passive aggressive, just like I was when you said that. matched

I I was like, What my brain, I wish you could've seen my face, my brain was like, What does that even mean? matched

And here's the key. matched

Recognizing it helps you not absorb it personally or at least make it allows you the opportunity to choose how you want to interact with that. matched

So that's step one. matched

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Another solution is to respond with clarity, not correction. matched

So instead of calling out the tone, which often creates defensiveness, respond to the content clearly and directly. matched

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For example, instead of reacting to the implied criticism, you might say something like, Thanks for your message. matched

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