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morphballganon @lemmy.world If it was harmless, why would I care to break it?
If you strive to break a habit, it likely is because it has done harm, no?
8 1 ReplyAppoxo @lemmy.dbzer0.com
Doesnt harm/kill OP, but OP wants to quit anyway.
4 0 Replymorphballganon @lemmy.world They have identified that the habit is harmful. Not all harm is associated with pain or injury. You can cause a person practical/emotional/financial harm, and those are still forms of harm.
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tomi000 @lemmy.world It says seemingly harmless
3 0 Replymorphballganon @lemmy.world ... ok? But if it seemed to be harmless then why would you try to break it?
1 2 Replytomi000 @lemmy.world Because it may actually not be? And maybe you already know that it isnt harmless but it could still seem to be.
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