The Fruitless (and Harmful) Quest for Perfection
"Perfect" used to be reserved for indicating when something was exceptional or had surpassed expectations in some way. Now, it substitutes for "okay." "I've got to go to the grocer…
"Perfect" used to be reserved for indicating when something was exceptional or had surpassed expectations in some way. Now, it substitutes for "okay." "I've got to go to the grocer…