How old were you when you first started to refer to others as being "lazy"? 40+, 50+, or 60+?
Is it a grouchy old person thing?
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SnailTeeth · 36-40, M
No, it's a lack of initiative. If you don't take initiative, you're lazy. It's not that nebulous of a concept.
HumbleGuy · M
@SnailTeeth 🙄 I did not ask for your definition of lazy, but If I am "not willing" to jump off a bridge overpass into heavy speeding truck traffic, does that make me lazy?
SnailTeeth · 36-40, M
@HumbleGuy I've referred to others as lazy my entire life, I doubt most people can think of a more common word for that type of behavior. Thus, everyone's likely used that as their word of reference for their entire lives. Just because you haven't used a word yet, doesn't mean that wouldn't be the word you would've used.
Thank you for pointing out the semantic flaw in my initial statements. I will simply redact the "not willing" section.
Thank you for pointing out the semantic flaw in my initial statements. I will simply redact the "not willing" section.