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That's what disdain is though (in a very literal sense), not feeling that someone is worth your time or consideration. Your disdain of legacy clients might be
by jrumbut 4y ago
That's what disdain is though (in a very literal sense), not feeling that someone is worth your time or consideration.
Your disdain of legacy clients might be profitable or understandable or even morally just, but it's still disdain.
- nailer 4y ago> disdain somebody/something to think that somebody/something does not deserve your respect or interest OED. You can respect someone but know their business isn’t worth your effort.
- jrumbut 4y agoI get the sense that a lot of words have become generally mapped to "good" and others generally mapped to "bad" and it becomes difficult to have a nuanced conversation, especially around the not-uncommon situation where you disagree with or even dislike someone without holding the opinion that they are a bad person.