Why Do We Delete the Initial Pronoun From Our Sentences? Glad You Asked.

Something has been mysteriously absent from many of my recent emails: me. "Hope all is well with you," I write, conveniently erasing myself as the subject of the sentence. "Agree with Bob’s critiques." "Would love to read a post on this." "Can do in an hour." "Look forward to reading." Wherefore the shyness, the equivocation?
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