Love like a Polaroid

• Metaphor Examples, just right for explaining the terms in Experiential Processes and the Creation of Meaning.
• The process of trying to somehow describe “this feeling” and coming up with the combination of symbols of “love like a Polaroid” is COMPREHENSION.
• When I saw the expression “love like a Polaroid,” I thought, “What are they talking about?” and you think, “Is this what he is trying to say?” and you come up with something. This process is called METAPHOR.
• For a supplementary explanation, “In this sense, it’s love like a Polaroid,” CIRCUMLOCUTION.
• Clarification of the meaning by RELEVANCE that makes you say “I see, that’s what it means” when you see the supplementary explanation

Love like a Polaroid in this sense.

• There is only one in the world.
  • ↔ Photos taken with a smartphone can be sent a copy immediately.
• No filter, the reflection of what it is.
  • ↔ Photos taken with smartphones contain filters that enlarge the eyes and beautify the skin.
• Gradually becoming clearer.
  • ↔ It’s not something you can check right away like a picture taken with your phone.
    • It will become clear over time.

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