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The whole -y suffictive ending always bothered me. Reading -y endings I feel listlessly interested ):

Thatâ€™s my experience.

Thank you for the question.

I like the second one. Itâ€™s an opinion, but I thinks itâ€™s best to go with the one you like best. If you have a reason or an unexplainable feeling about wording, youâ€™ve got some poetic strokes. My two cents mate.

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