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No, not the same amount, from a reasonable baseline, from expectations. If you expect a pretty good life, then getting a face tattoo will deviate from those ex
by danschumann 8y ago
No, not the same amount, from a reasonable baseline, from expectations. If you expect a pretty good life, then getting a face tattoo will deviate from those expectations, and you will perceive much affect. NOT getting a face tattoo will not affect, IE, not CHANGE, not DEVIATE from the trajectory of your life.
(It should probably be noted that affect is the root of affection, and an emotional term, especially when considering life change [ love is eternal ~ affect ~ affection ])
In the same sense, marrying someone should be done to preserve trajectory, to solidify path, not to affect a life. Don't get married to change your life; don't get married to "fix" things ( unless you mean fix in place, affix ). IE, if you expect someone in your life, and losing them would be a bigger change than marrying them, then marry them. It is the lesser noticed change.
If you don't follow my logic(and some folly), then you are fallible, not affable.