Let’s Change What It Means to “Manhandle”

Man tenderly kissing his baby

I was just struck by the word “manhandle.” How sad that our language reflects the assumption that handling something like a man means “to handle roughly,” according to Merriam-Webster Dictionary. Their short list of synonyms? “Maltreat, maul, mishandle, rough (up).”

Let’s change that. Dictionaries get updated based on the way people actually use words. So let’s change what it means to handle something like a man.

What would you like it to mean?

(Photo by Kelly Sikkema via Unsplash)

Sue Elliott

Sue Elliott founded the Center for Being Love—and wrote her new book, My Angel Coach—to help people:

• Feel loved and supported by the Angels;

• Receive their own unique Divine guidance; and

• Be Unconditional Love for themselves, first, and then with others, as we co-create a world based in Divine Unconditional Love.

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