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| − | '''Thin-skinned''' is a metaphor in reference to a person easily prone to offense and hurt feelings. Examples of thin-skinned behavior include ''ad hoc'' censorship of blunt truths directed as a rebukes. Thin-skinned behavior is common among contemporary leftists. | + | '''Thin-skinned''' is a metaphor in reference to a person easily prone to offense and hurt feelings for minor/arbitrary reasons. Examples of thin-skinned behavior include ''ad hoc'' censorship of blunt truths directed as a rebukes. Thin-skinned behavior is common among contemporary leftists. |
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Revision as of 02:28, February 15, 2023
Thin-skinned is a metaphor in reference to a person easily prone to offense and hurt feelings for minor/arbitrary reasons. Examples of thin-skinned behavior include ad hoc censorship of blunt truths directed as a rebukes. Thin-skinned behavior is common among contemporary leftists.