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I'm likewise aware that using literally to mean figuratively isn't particularly new, but the phrase's existence or age isn't the issue.
by pixelpoet 1y ago
I'm likewise aware that using literally to mean figuratively isn't particularly new, but the phrase's existence or age isn't the issue.
- skylurk 1y agoI respect your commitment to influence the evolution of the language :)
- pixelpoet 1y agoHeh, I just write too much too readily about unimportant opinions, and a lot of people read sentences longer than a few words as incontrovertible proof of being triggered :D Also it's difficult not to call out the hypocrisy of descriptivists simultaneously saying that basically anything goes, but my preferred use of language in particular is wrong and I need to listen to what they prescribe :P