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I have heard that phrase, but I've only ever heard it used in cases like these (and never the other way around): - parents talking about children - teachers t
by quicklime 6y ago
I have heard that phrase, but I've only ever heard it used in cases like these (and never the other way around):
- parents talking about children
- teachers talking about students
- management talking about laborers
- rich people talking about poor people
I hope you see what the problem is.
- aspaviento 6y agoI have heard it also between friends when one of them is too nice and the other one pushes continously to do whatever he/she wants.
- quicklime 6y agoYes, I’ve heard it used in abusive relationships too.
- ThrowawayR2 6y agoThe list of changes already includes innocuous terms like "sanity check", "grandfathered", and "dummy value" so, frankly, it's pretty hard to make the case that the "take a mile" isn't already happening.