At 01:36 am Aoxomoxoa Said :	0
	makes sense i suppose

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	At 01:28 am Alastyr Said :	0
	...I meant no offense. I was simply making an addition to the analogy. After all, what the word represents is highly rare nowadays, but still exists. It just is not what people take the word to mean.

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	In response to Aoxomoxoa At 01:24 am Alastyr Said :	0
	Eh? I was simply pointing out that there is a vast difference between the impact of the simple word and the concept it is supposed to represent.

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	At 01:23 am Aoxomoxoa Said :	0
	what does it matter if there is a gap between band and aid. we all know what she meant...

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	In response to emmadorkface At 01:09 am Alastyr Said :	+1
	The word is a bandaid. What the word actually means is an ointment. The word covers the wound, but the actual thing it means provides the healing. But society can only provide the bandage, not the ointment.

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	In response to emmadorkface At 01:07 am Aoxomoxoa Said :	0
	good analogy.

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	At 01:05 am emmadorkface Said :	+1
	Its a band aid, and band aids dont heal wounds, they just make them less noticable to everyone else.

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	At 01:04 am Alastyr Said :	0
	Love makes things better, but only if it's actually love. Words mean nothing. Action is everything. If a person's words disagree with the person's actions, believe the actions over the words.

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	At 12:59 am Aoxomoxoa Said :	+1
	'i love you' has never made anything all better. love doesn't justify actions, it motivates people to do things out of character, be that good or bad.

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	At 12:50 am Erick67 Said :	0
	Yeah, its being turned into a cliche, honestly, why is it that people say "hate" is a strong word, but love is overused?

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