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The biggest difference between you and the author is that the author did not say anything pejorative about those who do things differently.

• bobwaycott 8y ago
  The parent didn't say anything pejorative about those who do things differently. They said "fuck this", and lamented feeling punished by social pressure to be a morning person.
  • gatherhunterer 8y ago
    Saying "fuck this" about a submission is pejorative, as opposed to saying "I disagree with this."
    • coldtea 8y ago
      It also conveys a nuance and adds a spark to the response that "I disagree with this" doesn't. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beV0N7lItuQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beV0N7lItuQ
    • robbrown451 8y ago
      I don't think they even said they disagreed. They said it wasn't for them.
    • bobwaycott 8y ago
      You said the pejorative statement was about those who do things differently. Saying "fuck this" makes it clear there's a strong objection to the idea(s) presented in the article, something "i disagree" just wouldn't convey in the slightest. Saying "fuck this morning person" would have been the statement your critique would fit.
    • Mizza 8y ago
      I am saying "fuck this" to the culture that pressures everybody to be productive in the early morning and casts judgement on those who have trouble being productive in those hours. No offense was meant to the author, I'm always interested in people sharing their routine advice.