Parenthetical Pestilence

It's a real thing, folks! A pestilence that's just as real as your aunt's hairpiece.

Caused by excessive use of parentheticals, it's a grammatical disease that'll leave you questioning your every sentence.

Symptoms include:

• Overuse of 'not to mention' in a single sentence
• Using 'I mean' as a sentence starter
• Inserting parentheticals within parentheticals (it's like nesting Russian dolls)
• Begging the reader to 'not get it wrong'

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