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Tell her as soon as possible & tell her honestly. Do not lie to her for an extended amount of time & do not sugarcoat the situation.

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Tell her as soon as possible & tell her honestly. Do not lie to her for an extended amount of time & do not sugarcoat the situation.

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your best bet is to tell evryone flat out and dont sugarcoat it.

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(mostly a British idiom - to make more palatable)

"The city raised property taxes, but to sugar the pill, they reduced the sales tax."

*The US idiom closest to this is to sugarcoat, but this has the implication of making something bad appear good, e.g. To sugarcoat the bad economic news. (also known as positive spin)

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You came with two hands and two feet for a reason!!

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usually it's done to spare someone's feelings. For example, your wife asks if she looks fat.

"Sugarcoating" means not telling the exact truth, such as when you tell your wife "I love you just the way you look now" instead of saying "You look like you should lose 20 pounds."

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