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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

A particular case.

If I refer to a mental process, the one of feeling serenity, can I say - come on baby hit me - if the idea of the girl is what brings me serenity? I'm not sure if 'hit me' is well used.
  

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Anonymous come on baby hit me I have no idea what kind of context you are really imagining, but that phrase can only lead to trouble with the young lady.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous come on baby hit me I have no idea what kind of context you are really imagining, but that phrase can only lead to trouble with the young lady.
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Anonymous come on baby hit me
I have no idea what kind of context you are really imagining, but that phrase can only lead to trouble with the young lady.
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It's something I say to myself like I want that thought to arrive and the scenario to be played out.
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You want her to hit you?
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I want the thought to hit me, her in my mind, like a fantasy that brings serenity. Instead of saying 'serenity hit me', I make her being the source of serenity.
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Anonymousserenity hit me
That seems oxymoronic.
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Thoughts of her wash over me and bring me serenity.
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