đšEarly to RISA đ§Anon observes a coworker
NigelFrobisherThey are both autistic.
I love how autism has become this fetishized thing that you slap onto all people operating outside of expected parameters.
abbotsburyI donât think thatâs what fetishized means.
literally what it means. People treat words like divine tangible streams of meaning when theyâre just sounds we make
Either youâre using âliterallyâ in a non-literal fashion, or youâre using it to make your statement even more incorrect.
itâs both a literal utterance in the sense of pointing to the denotative meaning of another term (fetishism in this instance) and an inscription, therefore literal in the sense of being a work of literature.
I also could argue that I used that word colloquially as to add emphasis on the confidence I have in my statement, which is also a correct use of the word.
If you care be sure to leave another definiens of âliteralâ that would render my post incorrect in your regard. Frankly I would love to learn more about your point of view on the matter
My tip: donât argue with people who know not even the terms they are attempting to criticize the use of.