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I'm part way through reading Drexel Scott's article "sexuality game: making her wet with your words" and am quite conflicted with the law of least effort as using descriptive language seems to contradict the law of least effort.
I just want to know when it is best to use the law of least effort when communicating cause I can picture plenty of situations where descriptive language would be most suitable e.g. Complementing a girl about a article of clothing see has on
Is it kind of when you are speaking on your own (without been prompted) you use descriptive language and when you are prompted/as questions you try use law of least effort ?
I just want to know when it is best to use the law of least effort when communicating cause I can picture plenty of situations where descriptive language would be most suitable e.g. Complementing a girl about a article of clothing see has on
Is it kind of when you are speaking on your own (without been prompted) you use descriptive language and when you are prompted/as questions you try use law of least effort ?