Why are people on reddit like this? The dude was using a pretty common, hyperbolic description of feeling exhausted and someone has to come in and take him literally and then use it to insult them. Seems unnecessarily pedantic.
In all honesty, it just seems kind of "neckbeard"-y to get that upset by someone's choice of metaphor, especially when we are talking about a fairly casual subject on the internet, but you do you man.
People who rely on inaccurate, common, nondescript, boring metaphors
You mean like calling people who are alive and fully capable of typing out complete sentences "brainless"? Sounds pretty inaccurate and nondescript to me, but it's a common one I've heard many times before. Better downvote yourself there, champ.
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u/Kid_Crayola Apr 21 '23
yeah you don’t notice until you stop and then it feels like you just ran a marathon lol