It could be a psychologically exhausting task to say "no" via email. The reason for exhaustion is that saying "no" makes you feel guilty about not being able to keep a promise or certain expectation from the other party. However, sometimes not being able to say "yes" is alright than forcefully letting yourself to say "yes" to something that you don�t intend to do. We hurt ourselves by agreeing
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