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That is VS of you (Very Sweet)!Even – or, rather, especially – on an off day, my W is just as D.
One thing I’ve noticed on threads where people are griping about something one of their D ones has done, is that it seems like the D is meant sarcastically. If they were spelling out the words, or speaking them, you could hear the sarcasm: “My dear husband decided to bring home a full-grown Rottweiler as a surprise for the kids . . .” :bigyikes: or, “My DD is dating a guy who is sooooo wrong for her . . .”
So, to indicate such sarcasm if one is using the abbreviations, I propose italicizing, thusly: “My DH brought home a Rottweiler etc. . .”