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If anyone wants me to deactivate just start a foot thread.2
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I think you might be the dramaCoffeeNstilettos wrote: »If anyone wants me to deactivate just start a foot thread.
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »
I think you might be the dramaCoffeeNstilettos wrote: »If anyone wants me to deactivate just start a foot thread.
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I disagree about it being not a big deal. Underlying to me implies a root cause which would be very hard to unearth or eradicate. Like his low self-esteem is the underlying cause for his drug addiction. Or the abuse he suffered in childhood is the underlying reason he kicks the dog. Am I just kind of dark?ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »ermengarde22 wrote: »FeastRepeat wrote: »Could one use “underlying” and “overarching” interchangeably?
no bc they mean different things
I agree -- I think underlying is something that's simmering beneath the surface and maybe isn't a big deal - like maybe a small problem within a relationship that's there but not important enough to pay attention to ---- but an overarching problem would be one that encompasses that relationship, like what's his face from Try Guys with his infidelity problem 😋
Eta: Underlying gives me the image of a foundational premise or something that is built upon and therefore very important
Sorry, I’m not familiar with the example you cited though1 -
ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
I disagree about it being not a big deal. Underlying to me implies a root cause which would be very hard to unearth or eradicate. Like his low self-esteem is the underlying cause for his drug addiction. Or the abuse he suffered in childhood is the underlying reason he kicks the dog. Am I just kind of dark?ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »ermengarde22 wrote: »FeastRepeat wrote: »Could one use “underlying” and “overarching” interchangeably?
no bc they mean different things
I agree -- I think underlying is something that's simmering beneath the surface and maybe isn't a big deal - like maybe a small problem within a relationship that's there but not important enough to pay attention to ---- but an overarching problem would be one that encompasses that relationship, like what's his face from Try Guys with his infidelity problem 😋
Sorry, I’m not familiar with the example you cited though
I googled and it says it's the basis for something else, so you're right, it could be a cause to a larger problem, but I think the term underlying doesn't necessarily mean that it's a big problem
Ok so underlying = cause
Do you think overarching means the entire effect observed after completion? That’s my impression
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Underlying is implicit. Overarching is explicit. This was a fun discussion though!0
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FeastRepeat wrote: »Underlying is implicit. Overarching is explicit. This was a fun discussion though!
You’re no fun0 -
TwitchyMagee wrote: »FeastRepeat wrote: »Underlying is implicit. Overarching is explicit. This was a fun discussion though!
You’re no fun
*funny gif showing my attempt at a rebuttal but having none*0 -
FeastRepeat wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »FeastRepeat wrote: »Underlying is implicit. Overarching is explicit. This was a fun discussion though!
You’re no fun
*funny gif showing my attempt at a rebuttal but having none*
It’s OK I’m picturing you in a tweed jacket with leather elbow patches now so that more than makes up for it. Especially when you’re holding the ruler.0 -
TwitchyMagee wrote: »FeastRepeat wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »FeastRepeat wrote: »Underlying is implicit. Overarching is explicit. This was a fun discussion though!
You’re no fun
*funny gif showing my attempt at a rebuttal but having none*
It’s OK I’m picturing you in a tweed jacket with leather elbow patches now so that more than makes up for it. Especially when you’re holding the ruler.
I can’t wait for tweed jacket weather. Now where is me ruler?1 -
My understanding is that underlying is more implicit, or hidden, whereas overarching is more explicit - out in the open.TwitchyMagee wrote: »
I disagree about it being not a big deal. Underlying to me implies a root cause which would be very hard to unearth or eradicate. Like his low self-esteem is the underlying cause for his drug addiction. Or the abuse he suffered in childhood is the underlying reason he kicks the dog. Am I just kind of dark?ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »ermengarde22 wrote: »FeastRepeat wrote: »Could one use “underlying” and “overarching” interchangeably?
no bc they mean different things
I agree -- I think underlying is something that's simmering beneath the surface and maybe isn't a big deal - like maybe a small problem within a relationship that's there but not important enough to pay attention to ---- but an overarching problem would be one that encompasses that relationship, like what's his face from Try Guys with his infidelity problem 😋
Eta: Underlying gives me the image of a foundational premise or something that is built upon and therefore very important
Sorry, I’m not familiar with the example you cited though1 -
its a top vs bottom thing yall2
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ermengarde22 wrote: »its a top vs bottom thing yall
Well, this just took a turn.1 -
FeastRepeat wrote: »ermengarde22 wrote: »its a top vs bottom thing yall
Well, this just took a turn.
i want the mods to know that i cant help people reading into obvious etymological references1 -
ermengarde22 wrote: »FeastRepeat wrote: »ermengarde22 wrote: »its a top vs bottom thing yall
Well, this just took a turn.
i want the mods to know that i cant help people reading into obvious etymological references
Mod bots “looks like an erudite discussion..nothing to see here”1 -
ermengarde22 wrote: »its a top vs bottom thing yall
In that case I will use them according to my whim1 -
I should have put gas in my vehicle tonight instead of tomorrow morning. Now I have to wake up even earlier because I'm working out of town tomorrow and Friday.
Eta: I'm just whining because mornings are really cold now5 -
this place is highways and skyscrapers and industry and aggression and vocal fry and idk why i live here5
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Mostly contemplating how to participate in "Inktober" this year. There are a lot of different prompts from all sorts of different artists and I haven't decided which I want to utilize.5
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Passed my exam yesterday. Not a great mark but it'll do and lesson learned to maybe take time to actually read the material not just skim through it cause you've set a tight deadline for getting it done cause of a move 🤣2
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Mewpasaurus wrote: »Mostly contemplating how to participate in "Inktober" this year. There are a lot of different prompts from all sorts of different artists and I haven't decided which I want to utilize.
It would be pretty sweet if there was a thread dedicated to it tho
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Mewpasaurus wrote: »Mostly contemplating how to participate in "Inktober" this year. There are a lot of different prompts from all sorts of different artists and I haven't decided which I want to utilize.
i might try this, but it’s hard bc i’m not on social media enough to have any accountability to the masses. if u find good one let me know 💛0 -
I don’t have spooky dreams any more
From childhood until just a few years ago I had terrible nightmares
Id dream I could only save one of my parents from hell
Id dream I was being stalked by demons
Id dream that everyone had been raptured and I was all alone in the world.
It’s so good to be free of that. Now, as long as I’m careful about caffeine, my sleep is restful
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ermengarde22 wrote: »Mewpasaurus wrote: »Mostly contemplating how to participate in "Inktober" this year. There are a lot of different prompts from all sorts of different artists and I haven't decided which I want to utilize.
i might try this, but it’s hard bc i’m not on social media enough to have any accountability to the masses. if u find good one let me know 💛
I don't either. I have Instagram and other social media, but don't really have a following. I do it for me, so I can improve. I haven't done any large scale projects in a really long time, mostly because I haven't had an art desk to do them out and I'm too old/creaky to sit on the floor anymore and do it like I did in college, lol.1 -
TwitchyMagee wrote: »I don’t have spooky dreams any more
From childhood until just a few years ago I had terrible nightmares
Id dream I could only save one of my parents from hell
Id dream I was being stalked by demons
Id dream that everyone had been raptured and I was all alone in the world.
It’s so good to be free of that. Now, as long as I’m careful about caffeine, my sleep is restful
i used to have these alice in wonderland nightmares and ones where it felt like the world was balanced on the head of a pin i couldn’t wake up from
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That sounds terrifying. Do you still have them?ermengarde22 wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »I don’t have spooky dreams any more
From childhood until just a few years ago I had terrible nightmares
Id dream I could only save one of my parents from hell
Id dream I was being stalked by demons
Id dream that everyone had been raptured and I was all alone in the world.
It’s so good to be free of that. Now, as long as I’m careful about caffeine, my sleep is restful
i used to have these alice in wonderland nightmares and ones where it felt like the world was balanced on the head of a pin i couldn’t wake up from
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How unskilled I am using my dolly. Clearly I should have practiced0
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And apparently this is the day we take possession of houses ... Facebook just reminded me of this0
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ermengarde22 wrote: »this place is highways and skyscrapers and industry and aggression and vocal fry and idk why i live here
Same thought daily.0 -
TwitchyMagee wrote: »I don’t have spooky dreams any more
From childhood until just a few years ago I had terrible nightmares
Id dream I could only save one of my parents from hell
Id dream I was being stalked by demons
Id dream that everyone had been raptured and I was all alone in the world.
It’s so good to be free of that. Now, as long as I’m careful about caffeine, my sleep is restful
That is intense. I am so glad your sleep is restful now.
All my dreams have the same theme. I am trying to get somewhere, but I can't. We don't need Freud in here to break that one down.0
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