• @RedditWanderer
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    318 months ago

    The ride of life also doesn’t stop in an emergency. Sadly.

        • aname
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          18 months ago

          The image part is a metaphor for life, like the title suggested.

          • @[email protected]
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            28 months ago

            It’s saying that crying because of life isn’t an emergency, not that life doesn’t stop for emergencies.

      • @WaxedWookie
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        28 months ago

        This ride only stops in an emergency

          • @WaxedWookie
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            18 months ago

            A flawed one - because life doesn’t stop in an emergency… You know - the thing people were saying.

            …Or do you think metaphors have magical reality-warping powers?

            • aname
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              08 months ago

              First you don’t understand a metaphor and then you take it literally.

              Metaphors are not literal truths, they are metaphors

              • @WaxedWookie
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                18 months ago

                Metaphors aren’t literal, but they are descriptive. Describing something that doesn’t stop as something that stops is a bad metaphor.

                “Hair of midnight” is a metaphor, but not one you’d use to describe a blonde.

                This isn’t complex.