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Any phrases mean more to you than they should?

Asked by stratman37 (8691points) October 16th, 2008

like, for me, “It’s not about you” seems to be a real arguement-ender. But what I said to get that response was not selfish, I think. Can you relate? Also, do you have any phrases that used to mean more to you than they should have, and you have now overcome the stigma?

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augustlan's avatar

No phrases that I can think of, but the words “britches” and “nasty” always remind me of the uncle who molested me. Everytime I hear either, I cringe.

jtvoar16's avatar

“Is this a dream?” That means much, much more, then just simply the notion I may be sleeping, or just dreaming, or just not believing what I am experiencing. Sometimes I really do wonder if a dream has not manifested itself into reality, only long enough for me to believe it, then, when Morpheus so decides, the dreams fades and I am removed from it, back to this worthless existence, full of worthless experiences, I now live.

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