Zeknpet
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See, now... Language is funny like that. For some of us, the term hard limit is indicitave of things we will not willingly attempt, hold in contempt, find to be in immense turn off, a trigger or what have you while mere mortal limits are fair game for expanding. Pain for instance... I can help you explore and overcome limits there, not hard at all. Educational limits in the form of encouragement, being the daddy and the motivating force to go get a college degree. A limit she didn't think she could overcome. Public speaking as another example may be a limit for a shy submissive, but isn't quite of the "I'd sooner die" variety adn with proper confidence and people skill building and finding topics the submissive is passionate about my find them asking to make a presentation to a group. Oh and umm "The term "hard limit" is a redundant term invented by the narcissistic master who magically believes that the word "limit" does not mean limit, and has redefined it as preference. Seeing how you're all high and mighty, I feel I should point out a few things.. Firstly, let's have a look at: ""The term "hard limit" is a redundant term..."" I'm still laughing. Next we have: " invented by the narcissistic master..." THE narcissistic master? Is there only one, or are we expected to know which one? The non specific would be "invented by a narcissistic master" which would be consistent with the sub proposition of your clause i.e. that the term has a specific source point. Not for nothing, but judging by your linguistic skills, I honestly doubt you're that deep into etymology you've elucidated ground zero of a linguistic distinction. Next up on the stand, will you please extend a hand to: "magically believes that the word "limit"..." Wow you sure do like rhetorical devices. Do you really believe in magic* or are you merely tossing it in to lend that aura of ridicule before ascribing an attributed belief system to a simple turn of common phrase. Oh and... why the quotes? Hmm a misplaced rhetorical device at that. and the closer: "...the word "limit" does not mean limit, and has redefined it as preference. Call the rampant comma police! pause breaks and conjunctions don't mix. Commas replace pause breaks in repetitious form as in lists. As in: Would you like door number one, door number two or door number three? This bit again visits the rhetorical themas by ascribing direct intent to said master with " redefined it as preference." as if it were a conscious decision by the (not A as I'm referring to my previous declaration) master. If you're going to be a language nazi, expect the language allied invasion my friend. Oh. one more thing... Language is fluid. Dictionaries are outdated before the ink dries. People determine what goes in the dictionary, not the other way round. Fight it if you wish, methinks ye be tilting at windmills though. *in a young girl's heart How the music can free her, whenever it starts And it's magic, if the music is groovy It makes you feel happy like an old-time movie I'll tell you about the magic, and it'll free your soul But it's like trying to tell a stranger 'bout rock and roll /tosses you a luvin spoonful....
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