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Date: 2010-04-01 09:50 pm (UTC)Something else I think about sometimes is the other side of the interaction; the correct response when someone politely rejects help. People get *very* uppity when you say 'no, thank you, I don't need assistance' or something along those lines, almost as though it's a personal insult. Perhaps they resent refusal to be 'an occasion for others good works,' as you so excellently put it.