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I think you're both right: * someone reacting strongly to this slight difference is "acting like a baby", at least colloquially, but I'm not sure if it meets t
by attackroll 5y ago
I think you're both right:
* someone reacting strongly to this slight difference is "acting like a baby", at least colloquially, but I'm not sure if it meets the author's definition of "active".
* the author using the term "acting like a baby" might get through to people who are sensitive to the difference