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Peachesnstuff wrote: »Being in the same hospital both my parents died in was pure hell. The triggers, the beeping machines, the smell, the heartbreaking memories. 🥺 The emotional toll was worse than the suffocating feeling of not being able to breathe.
Sorry for the unhappy thoughts, just needed to get that out.
Now I sleep...
i’m so sorry M 💔 i know those triggers very well
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Peachesnstuff wrote: »Being in the same hospital both my parents died in was pure hell. The triggers, the beeping machines, the smell, the heartbreaking memories. 🥺 The emotional toll was worse than the suffocating feeling of not being able to breathe.
Sorry for the unhappy thoughts, just needed to get that out.
Now I sleep...
We welcome happy and unhappy thoughts here. I'm sorry you had to experience that. We love you!!! Please take care of yourself. Xox1 -
honey_honey_12 wrote: »I saw Jack White in concert tonight.
It was awesome. 🤘
I bet that was a great show - do you like that venue?
I do!
The Criterion is a nice venue 😀1 -
honey_honey_12 wrote: »honey_honey_12 wrote: »I saw Jack White in concert tonight.
It was awesome. 🤘
I bet that was a great show - do you like that venue?
I do!
The Criterion is a nice venue 😀
I’m excited to go in Dec ! Glad you had a good time1 -
Peachesnstuff wrote: »Being in the same hospital both my parents died in was pure hell. The triggers, the beeping machines, the smell, the heartbreaking memories. 🥺 The emotional toll was worse than the suffocating feeling of not being able to breathe.
Sorry for the unhappy thoughts, just needed to get that out.
Now I sleep...
Not everyday is rainbows and butterflies yo - feel your feels - gotta get that chit out sometimes - sleep well my friend1 -
Could one use “underlying” and “overarching” interchangeably?0
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FeastRepeat wrote: »Could one use “underlying” and “overarching” interchangeably?
The visuals in the metaphors are different but I can’t think of a circumstance in which you couldn’t use either
I guess I think of underlying as being more of a cause and overarching being more of a theme but still…
Eta: this is why my boss needs to let me proof everything preferably before he sends it out1 -
FeastRepeat wrote: »Could one use “underlying” and “overarching” interchangeably?
no bc they mean different things3 -
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.
😂🤣1 -
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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