Newsflash for anyone born after 1990
If there is no way for something to have occurred in any way other than the literal way you are describing, then there is no need to add "literally" to your statement.
Similarly, if something is not literally, objectively what you say it is, than it isn't "literally" that thing.
Neither does adding "literally" to a statement mean "this little point I'm making is actually huge".
Grow up, learn to form sentences and statements.
Similarly, if something is not literally, objectively what you say it is, than it isn't "literally" that thing.
Neither does adding "literally" to a statement mean "this little point I'm making is actually huge".
Grow up, learn to form sentences and statements.

