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(Anonymous) 2016-06-02 03:07 am (UTC)(link)BECAUSE THEY HAVE EXPLAINED, REPEATEDLY, THE DEFINITION THEY ARE USING. HOLY SHIT, THIS ISN'T HARD.
Accepting the dictionary definition of a word does NOT require unlearning one's experiences.
Yes, it does. When you have been wired from birth to associate a soecific thing with a specific word, in order for the word to mean something else to you (and thus for you to use it correctly on a regular basis), you have to unlearn the meaning you were originally taught.
Also, people are all over subthreads pointing out what forgiveness means and saying "well, not for me!" over and over again as though that changes the definition. It feels a bit...derail-y?
The person who derailed the conversation is the one masturbating with the dictionary, kiddo. You got it backwards.
I don't want to minimize anybody's experiences
And yet, here you fucking are.
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(Anonymous) 2016-06-02 10:33 am (UTC)(link)But fine by me. I don't want your sympathy.
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How about instead finding correct words to describe a phenomenon? How about talking about your experiences without projecting them onto everyone else?
you have to unlearn the meaning you were originally taught.
Intellectually accepting a correct definition =/= emotionally internalizing it. Come on, anon.
The person who derailed the conversation is the one masturbating with the dictionary, kiddo. You got it backwards.
I'm talking about this whole thread, not just the one subthread. All over the thread people are talking about "I think forgiveness means X" (and quoting a widely accepted definition) and people are responding with "WELL TO ME IT MEANS Y" as though that should change the actual definition, or something.
And don't fucking call me "kiddo". Or are you just being a troll this whole time?
And yet, here you fucking are.
did you read the rest of that sentence or
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(Anonymous) 2016-06-02 01:59 pm (UTC)(link)No. But they also shouldn't call the person who learned a different definition "stupid."
How about instead finding correct words to describe a phenomenon? How about talking about your experiences without projecting them onto everyone else?
Because for them, that word is the correct one to describe that phenomenon. How about taking your own advice?
I'm talking about this whole thread, not just the one subthread.
SO AM I. Nobody started with the "well the actual definition of forgiveness is this" until after the first few people talked about the toxic version first.
And don't fucking call me "kiddo". Or are you just being a troll this whole time?
I'm calling you "kiddo" because you're acting like a passive-aggressive brat.
did you read the rest of that sentence or
Yes, as well as all your other sentences and you are, in fact, minimizing the fuck out of people's experiences. Knock it off.
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