#evolving language

[silver-wields-a-pen]

Does anyone else think that once this pandemic is over the language we use with each other will have changed? Plenty of people now say, "Stay safe, be healthy" instead of "have a nice day" and honestly I'm hoping it sticks around because it's a nice phrase to spread compared to the other, which has a limited life span.

Stay safe, be healthy 😁

[whososez]

Text:

Our words changed when we fled Earth for lunar outposts, idioms no longer made sense.

Frustrated, Mama would say you couldn’t trust Daddy [handsome surely, but useless] as far as you could throw him, forgetting that in low-grav she could pick him up with one hand.

[six-demon-bag]

[absolutebl]

FYI originally... 

verse = can be both top or bottom, and has to do with sexual preferences 

switch = can be both dominant or submissive, and has to do with relationship power dynamics 

As a friend of mine once said, anyone who thinks catching automatically means submissive hasn’t been with a Domme. 

[kindnessisstillhere]

Care

“Take Care” I was told cycling home

“Take Care” I heard in icy weather

“Take Care” was such a mundane phrase

But now it’s soaked with meaning.

No more just until your home,

Until you can confirm safety,

But until we can see each other again.

No longer is it don’t get injured,

Don’t have a fall,

But Stay clean, avoid the virus.

“Take Care” always meant more,

This time is just adding extra depth.

[newreputations]

I don't know how to pronounce Latinx. Latinix? Latinex? What is it?