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If one tells someone else that he is a bookworm, how is it perceived? Funny, offensive, indifferent, normal? Thanks.
Rusty
05-05-2005, 05:22 AM
If one tells someone else that he is a bookworm, how is it perceived? Funny, offensive, indifferent, normal? Thanks.
It seems to me that you don't tell someone to his face that he is a bookworm. You would tell someone that someone else is a bookworm. It would be a mild compliment, but perhaps given with the attitude that reading too much makes the other person unsociable. A parent might complain that a child is a bookworm: it's impossible to get him/her to do chores or go outside.
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