Wait, why is “I’m a man with mental illness” bad while “I could care less” isn’t a problem? What’s the difference? Is it about efficiency because the idea could be conveyed with fewer words by saying “I’m a mentally ill man”?
I’m just a layman, but I find it really confusing.
Wait, why is “I’m a man with mental illness” bad while “I could care less” isn’t a problem? What’s the difference? Is it about efficiency because the idea could be conveyed with fewer words by saying “I’m a mentally ill man”?
I’m just a layman, but I find it really confusing.
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I never considered that there is a difference in implications and saw the two sentences as basically identical. Thanks for explaining it.