Message from @Pirate
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not before 1987
it's just that at original naming, they slipped up
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I mean, some flares ~~do cause~~ are associated with CMEs but they're different phenomena
Where’s your citation? @Pirate
Is the phenomena explainable
definitions of the words "dysmorphic" and "dysphoric"
Man, I wish I chose a different field now.
which have been in use since the late 19th century and have clear etymology
Yeah, nips defined them
What field is it?
Astrophysics Torch's field
long story short, the only link between the two is how one deals with it @The Mad King those who are truly dysphoric due to their dysmorphia, when treated, their dysphoria goes away.
the new wave of trans people kill themselves.
kind of, we're in the realm of things that arent fully understood which is part of the reason I'm interested
I see
like the problem is that it means you now need a third word to describe what should be called dysmorphia
I'm interested, but even when explained to me Torch I haven't got a scooby.
which leads me to believe they're not only not dyphoric, but probably not dysmorphic either.
because dysmorphia and dysphoria now mean the same thing
no
jesus christ
do you fucking read
I get what you're saying
I thought they were separate things.
Like I've always been explained that they're separate..
@Nip Crippler if needed, can I talk to you about Uni related stuff at some other time?
but they dont mean the same thing wtf
Absolutely
the fuck are you even talking about
Thanks
I mean I had a whole thing of confusion higher up because they were using dysmorphia when they should have used dysphoria, albeit to describe two different usages of dysphoria
'-morph' = 'shape/physical'
'-phoria' = 'emotional/mental'
right
I'm saying that exactly is the definition
and dysmorphia keeps getting used to mean emotional/mental
where?
way further up in chat
Perceived shape
but you're also arguing the semantics between actual and percieved, when i've stated explicitly, it's field specific.