How does one interpret the term "Get a Life" or "You need a Life"?
By plan2earn
@plan2earn (52)
India
February 1, 2007 9:20am CST
In recent days, the term "Go Get a Life" or "You need a Life" are often used in conversations and it is intended to mock a person. How does one interpret this term???
I think this term is totally Idiotic. One may feel that LIFE is getting recognized or making a mark in this world while another may consider LIFE to be something to enjoy to the fullest without breaking a sweat. If the former tells the later to go get a life or vice-versa, won't it be stupid, because he or she already has one.
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@blindedfox (3315)
• Philippines
1 Feb 07
Well, if you take this statement literally, you and the one who thinks you meant what you said literally, both of you should go get a life. And I'm not saying that literally. =P It only means to do something better to improve the life you have. Instead of drifting away adn dying, do something that would develop yourself as a person. =)
Don't always take things literally.
