How do you feel about exaggerating to make a point?
Saying 'over 20 years' do you think people will take it literally or will understand that you're struggling for over 20 years?
Will you be empathetic or rude to someone struggling?
Will you give lame advice? Or helpful advice?
Would it matter if woman or a man was saying the same thing?
Lemme know
Hyperbole can be an effective way of conveying your strong feelings, but IMO it should be obvious to the listener that you donβt mean it to be taken literally.
A lot of news outlets take a story, twist and exaggerate it to serve their purposes. Itβs plain lying and it only makes them look bad to those who research further. It affects their reputation.
Not sure what the question is that you are asking!
It often happens when people are emotional about something. If someone is struggling I would be empathetic, it's what I do. I would try to be helpful.
Overdoing it is annoying but it can be effective and appropriate communication. Probably should be avoided in official or important circumstances to avoid confusion.
When someone's speaking I usually try to understand what they are trying to tell me rather than pick apart their wording or grammar.
I'll say it again, sugar coating leads to truth decay.
I could call someone a cunt and I would hope they don't get mad at me for it too, I suppose.