Hey everyone. I have a .NET 6.0 project that uses Dapper to communicate to a database and I have a class which contains properties that map to a table. One of my properties is a string and I'm getting the nullable warning (which goes away when I add the nullable?), however in the table the column is a non nullable string. What would be the recommended approach for this property? I could easily add the nullable? but then it means we can pass null in and out where that is not the case. On the opposite side, I could add a blank string assignment ('public string MyProperty { get; set; } = string.Empty;' ), however this is meant to be a dumb, model class and adding an assignment feels incorrect.