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I can’t see how anyone is harmed by this usage. Seems more hyperbolic to me, or rather obsessive compulsive, which I say as someone who has struggled with OCD i
by Gimpei 3y ago
I can’t see how anyone is harmed by this usage. Seems more hyperbolic to me, or rather obsessive compulsive, which I say as someone who has struggled with OCD in the past. The impulse to constantly monitor and revise the minutiae of language for the slightest whiff of offense seems unhealthy to me, but maybe that’s just because of my predispositions.
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- paulddraper 3y agoSeems unclear. Did the victims die?
- rainonmoon 3y agoIt's metaphorical. When you hear someone wears their heart on their sleeve, do you also believe they're in mortal danger?