@[email protected] to [email protected] • 11 months agoWhat is a quote you see everywhere that you absolutely hate?message-square152fedilinkarrow-up185arrow-down13
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minus-squareTheLemminglinkfedilink13•11 months agoWhat doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. Yeah maybe, but it also makes you stranger.
minus-square@arandomthoughtlink14•11 months agoAlso not necessarily true. You might loose a limb and survive, but it could mentally wreck you and you’re definitely weaker with one vs. two arms.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink10•11 months agoNot to mention all the war veterans with PTSD for the rest of their life
minus-squareFreemanlinkfedilink7•11 months agoEspecially virusses and bacteria: Your immune system gets a bit stronger but organs probably have small irreversable damages because there is scartissue where the infection was the worst.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink8•edit-211 months agoI can only imagine how much people with severe, long-term diseases hate that phrase. I feel like it’s just missing a very big caveat: What doesn’t kill you, and lets you reemerge in a healthy state once it passes, makes you stronger. That I can more or less agree with. Whatever happened that prompted people to say this will probably still leave a mark though.
What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.
Yeah maybe, but it also makes you stranger.
Also not necessarily true. You might loose a limb and survive, but it could mentally wreck you and you’re definitely weaker with one vs. two arms.
Not to mention all the war veterans with PTSD for the rest of their life
Especially virusses and bacteria: Your immune system gets a bit stronger but organs probably have small irreversable damages because there is scartissue where the infection was the worst.
I can only imagine how much people with severe, long-term diseases hate that phrase.
I feel like it’s just missing a very big caveat:
What doesn’t kill you, and lets you reemerge in a healthy state once it passes, makes you stronger.
That I can more or less agree with. Whatever happened that prompted people to say this will probably still leave a mark though.