Raise your hand if you’ve ever said “no worries” when a co-worker schedules a meeting for 5 p.m. on a Friday. To be clear, there are worries (namely, about your happy hour plans), but the ...

No worries if not? Why Brits need to start saying what they actually mean - LET’S UNPACK THAT: New research shows that British people are having conversations littered with ‘polite-isms’ to ...

The most passive-aggressive phrase in modern English has become our default response to conflict—and it's making everything ...

Here’s a text I recently sent to my roommate, who I’ve known since freshman year and spend every day with: “Hey wanna get dinner, NWIN.” I have a serious case of the “no worries if not” disease. I ...