i have such feelings about airports ... my favorite limiinal spaces its such a mix of intimacy and never-see-you-again-ness
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i have such feelings about airports ... my favorite limiinal spaces its such a mix of intimacy and never-see-you-again-ness

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"Finally figured out Question Bringer's outfit when not running around in their normal cape and headscarf, hows Ness feel about this vibe?"
Ness:
“Ooh interesting contrast of the sunhat and the darker cape and pants! The hat clashes a bit, but for a more carefree or chaotic vibe, it isn’t all that bad. The same thing can be said for the lack of shoes. For a more put together outfit, having shoes would be better, but without shoes would bring the feeling of someone who likes running around in the wild without a care. I’ll give you a 7/10”
chat is it a medical concern that most of the time when walkinf/standing i have to hold onto something cuz if i don’t i feel like i’m gonna fall
like sometimes i just go down. straight up just fall. and when i stand it’s all wavy and shit help
When you're on a server do you ever have a guy that you hate for no reason apart from just bad vibes
I'm having that mood rn
He's just got bad vibes I don't like him
I'm not going to leave the server because of 1 guy and he's a mod so I can't exactly do anything about it so I'm just going to hide from him
😳.. 💫

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I was reading Middlemarch earlier this evening and came across the word "religiousness", which struck me as odd because I would've expected "religiosity" and presumed that adding "-ness" to the end of an adjective to make a noun would've become more popular in more recent times in the same way that the past tense is getting gradually standardised to "-ed".
However, I checked Google ngram,
and fascinatingly discovered this. Middlemarch was published in 1871 (same year Alice bands were invented. Fun fact that I know for some reason) so it makes sense that she used "religiousness".
I haven't done any research (😔) and am purely hypothesising here, but I'm presuming that prior to the 19th century, atheists (or nullifidians I suppose) were so few and far between in the English-speaking world that a term for how religious one was wasn't necessary, so piety and zeal fulfilled its roles.
As for why religiousness came before religiosity? Maybe "-ness" as a default dates back that far, but after it took off, some people began to 'correct' it to a word that fit better, and when that word became popular, it quickly replaced the clunkier version.
No idea though; I'll go and do some research and report back with any interesting findings
I'm rly this close to moving to an abandoned house to squat and make soap and burn a kiss with lye onto my own damn hand