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<blockquote data-quote="MrNiceGuy" data-source="post: 1422798" data-attributes="member: 261">AI OverviewThe phrase &quot;sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me&quot; originated as a 19th-century children's rhyme, first recorded in print around the 1860s in American publications like The Christian Recorder, though it was likely an older &quot;schoolboy's rhyme&quot; from England, meant to teach resilience against insults by emphasizing physical harm over verbal taunts. Its purpose was to foster emotional strength, suggesting one should ignore name-calling, but today it's often debated, with many recognizing words do have lasting power, making the adage seem naive or untrue, notes <a href="https://drstroman.medium.com/sticks-and-stones-may-break-my-bones-how-racial-linguistics-can-and-do-hurt-me-8a48ff1025f2" target="_blank">Medium</a> and <a href="https://www.cheservices.com/blog/sticks-and-stones" target="_blank">CHE Behavioral Health Services</a>. &quot;So we have gone from sticks &amp; stones break bones &amp; words won't hurt to words hurt because I said so said the victim mentality et al.Dumbing down mentally has been followed up by emasculating physically every human.Nevermind your voice.&nbsp; If werds hurt then ur fuct.&nbsp; Make a crying tik tok.In a world where humans aren't in perpetual combat I would suspect that even a word could be misconstrued as offensive as the sword slash of bygone eras.Weaksauces backed by A.I. enablers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrNiceGuy, post: 1422798, member: 261"] AI Overview The phrase "sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me" originated as a 19th-century children's rhyme, first recorded in print around the 1860s in American publications like The Christian Recorder, though it was likely an older "schoolboy's rhyme" from England, meant to teach resilience against insults by emphasizing physical harm over verbal taunts. Its purpose was to foster emotional strength, suggesting one should ignore name-calling, but today it's often debated, with many recognizing words do have lasting power, making the adage seem naive or untrue, notes [URL='https://drstroman.medium.com/sticks-and-stones-may-break-my-bones-how-racial-linguistics-can-and-do-hurt-me-8a48ff1025f2']Medium[/URL] and [URL='https://www.cheservices.com/blog/sticks-and-stones']CHE Behavioral Health Services[/URL]. " So we have gone from sticks & stones break bones & words won't hurt to words hurt because I said so said the victim mentality et al. Dumbing down mentally has been followed up by emasculating physically every human. Nevermind your voice. If werds hurt then ur fuct. Make a crying tik tok. In a world where humans aren't in perpetual combat I would suspect that even a word could be misconstrued as offensive as the sword slash of bygone eras. Weaksauces backed by A.I. enablers. [/QUOTE]

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