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Sure, I totally get it, and I even agree to some extent. A lot of that eats at me on the regular, too. But as I get older, the impermanence of, well, everythin
by jjulius 4y ago
Sure, I totally get it, and I even agree to some extent. A lot of that eats at me on the regular, too.
But as I get older, the impermanence of, well, everything sits at the front of my mind a lot more often than it used to. Add to that the fact that English has always been in a perpetual state of change, and I just kinda shrug my shoulders at the idea of it changing further.
- tuatoru 4y ago> I just kinda shrug my shoulders at the idea of it changing further. I'm just about at this point. I'm too old to bother to yell "get off my lawn!" anymore. But I thought a discussion about change in English over time might teach me something. Thanks, all!