This AIBU is going back a few years.
I became a single parent and lost my home due to the death of my partner (life insurance didn't cover the circumstances) and one phrase that kept coming up when dealng with the dept of unemployment and the housing office and even the CAB was 'you are very articulate'
I found it patronising bordering on insulting but I'm not sure why?
Almost as if they were surprised someone was asking for needing help and who were, well 'articulate'
No-one else has ever called my articulate but this seemed to be a buzzword used towards me n my experence.
Does it have a secondary meaning that I'm unaware off, such as a pretentious annoying twat or something?
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AIBU to find it insulting when benefit organisations tell me I am very articulate?
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fluffyduffydoo · 19/08/2014 21:14
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Iwasinamandbunit ·
20/08/2014 10:16
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