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Can be any # amount but it is always astounding with the freudian psychoanalysis of non-professional mental health people (I think it's the ones who have a few communication courses under their belts) have at you with such tactics.
Another one ------- I also hear you saying........
Location: Prescott Valley, Az (unfortunately still here)
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Ones I don't care much for:
1. "Tastes like chicken" (God! does everything taste like chicken to you?! NOOOOTTT!!)
2. "Sexually open" (yeah, right!)
Ones I do like:
1. "Blood is thicker than water" (that means a family should be close).
2. "Smells like men" (when I was single and going out a lot, I used to use this cliche when I went out. I liked when there were more men than women, sometimes).
When I write fiction, I write horror. I cannot stand it when crime writers or other horror writers describe a stabbing by using the phrase "sickening ease," as in "the knife slid between her ribs with sickening ease."
Also, Anne Rice is the only writer who will ever be able to use "preternatural." Anyone else who uses it will remind a horror aficionado of her.
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