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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aggressive for me" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something feels overly forceful or intense from a personal perspective.
Example: "The marketing strategy they proposed seems a bit aggressive for me, as I prefer a more subtle approach."
Alternatives: "too intense for me" or "overly forceful for me".
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"That's a little aggressive for me," she said.
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I had one experience where I allowed someone's aggressive enthusiasm for me overshadow my reservations about them.
If nothing else, smacking him in the name of sex play could be a nicely passive-aggressive way for me to work off a little steam.
2. Passive Aggressive "feel sorry for me" status.
No one has been this aggressive with me for a long time.
Me, I was a fighter and far too aggressive for him.
You got to love them for what they did, for what they made of themselves and for being more aggressive than me".
Don't get me wrong, I love aggressive music, but there's something different about being aggressive for the sake of being aggressive, and being aggressive and artful or meaningful.
Perhaps too aggressive for some.
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