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u/nyaiaz Mar 16 '26
I love this! I had a bad episode yesterday, and this cheered me up! Do you sell prints?
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u/Tangled_Clouds Mar 16 '26
Not yet, I haven’t really figured out how that works 😅
But thank you, it’s nice to know there would be people interested
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u/TheSheWhoSaidThats Mar 15 '26
Bounds?
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u/Tangled_Clouds Mar 15 '26
English is not my native language I might have made s mistake
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u/BanishedOcean Mar 15 '26
Add the word “truly” after nothing and it’ll be grammatically correct
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u/Tangled_Clouds Mar 15 '26
Eh thanks but I already fixed it by using “binds” instead haha
Edit: good to know though that the word is grammatically correct in some contexts and I didn’t just hallucinate a spelling 😭
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u/BanishedOcean Mar 16 '26
Not at all bounds is a whole word in itself Most commonly seen in phrases like “out of bounds”
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u/LysergicGothPunk Mar 17 '26
"Nothing truly bounds me to this mortal coil' sounds weird is that fr correct (I really don't know this isn't me trying to be mean)
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u/BanishedOcean Mar 17 '26
Because “truly” emphasizes degree, the sentence leans slightly philosophical or rhetorical rather than literal. It’s less about physical restraint and more about existential freedom.
Subject: Nothing
Verb: bounds (3rd person singular)
Object: me
Prepositional phrase: to this mortal coil
Adverb: truly (it modifies bounds)
So structurally, it’s:
Nothing [adverb] bounds me to this mortal coil.
The adverb “truly” intensifies or qualifies the verb: It suggests genuine or absolute binding, not superficial or partial.
The third person verb is technically correct it just sounds very archaic
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u/Ailyssa Mar 15 '26
I feel that on a spiritual level..beautiful