EVERYBODY SAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY CAT SHE'S TURNED 11 SHE'S A BIG GIRL
she's an academic, a model, sometimes a heating pad that monitors ur crampes and the silliest cat on earth ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
flash forward to two years later : I have the med entrance exam prep book and I am seriously considering going there after my lit masters to the point it's almost settled
@szelle_ *crouches down to smol dazai level* listen sweetie i love u and appreciate ur support but 10 years of med school sound like they would kill my depressed neurodivergent ass so i'll just stick to literature & psychology
Textbook case of idk how languages work but I make assumptions". False assumptions can and will lead to false ideas abt language and I KID YOU NOT, lots of conspiracy theories start there.
Historical linguistics are empirical. Welcome to our life, not everything can be explained.
Btw, "mustard" and "coward" are also French words (moutarde and "couard").
These are borrowed words whose morphology did not transfer to English, and the suffix -ard is not the same in French, nor does it mean the same. "Drunkard" is the exception here.
Linguistics/lit bachelor's here :
Lmao no. "Bastard" is borrowed straight from the French "bâtard"/bastard", which does not mean "fils de bat" either, it comes from the medieval Latin word which is ..."bastardus", exactly. Nobody actually knows what it means.
@_abyssmalbeings just psych see ? I tried, I really did. I would go to psych and physio classes when we didn't have our own classes, and I loved it...it wasn't enough. I wanna go further. And as for compromises I think the lit bachelor's was a good one from me
I'll keep you updated;) ~Alex🔥🪶
@_abyssmalbeings Each of us knows EXACTLY what they want to do and none of these mfs wants to compromise (smart decision for the vet thing but for us there is no way to combine med (science, at its roots) & lit professionally :") either we write on the side or it's psych but I don't want