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Did you read the article? Or are you adressing a comment I missed? The article is a letter to an advice columnist wherein a person describes herself as lazy,
by JackFr 9y ago
Did you read the article? Or are you adressing a comment I missed?
The article is a letter to an advice columnist wherein a person describes herself as lazy, and the columnist literally says: "Doing the bare minimum at the last minute isn’t lazy. It’s simply a choice, devoid of moral weight. It’s a strategy that’s mostly worked for you, up until this point."
So I'm finding it hard to understand:
> You aren't qualified to condemn every "lazy" person on the planet.
Who are you addressing?
- lloeki 9y ago> Did you read the article? I believe not, or given the length of the thing and current attention span trends, GP skimmed over it (!= genuinely read), because the following is a direct quote from TFA: > Get a therapist Also, > You aren't qualified to condemn every "lazy" person on the planet, so quit it with the victim-blaming. The essence of the column is precisely the opposite. The columnist directly says that the person should not blame herself like she does and that she shouldn't call herself lazy.
- djmips 9y agoHow lazy of them.