The phrase imagines that “adults” are people who have attained the ability to be rational. Yet “rationality” (as psychologists and philosophers have argued) is never pure, and grown-ups ...

Examples of phrases are: Akin and Gabriel (This is just a subject or object depending on use.) One of them (A subject or an object) Inside the house (An adverbial) Making a chair with bamboo (A ...

Many hurting adult children don’t come out and say, “I’m struggling.” Instead, they drop subtle emotional breadcrumbs. These seven phrases are far more revealing than they appear ...

Here’s what our readers hate hearing from adults ... Bareerah Hameed, 13, Pooi To Middle School: “You are older”. I’m sure all elder siblings can relate to not liking this phrase.