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There's a popular slang phrase that begs another to ease up
the pressure: "Cut me some slack," we say. Or, in reference to
another upon whom we take pity, we plead, "Cut her some slack."
We're asking that we not be held so tightly accountable by
another. If we're in training to achieve a goal, then being held
to a regimen by a coach or friend is necessary and worthwhile.
But often, when we're holding someone else to stringent
performances in daily life, we're really trying to work out
the pressure: "Cut me some slack," we say. Or, in reference to
another upon whom we take pity, we plead, "Cut her some slack."
We're asking that we not be held so tightly accountable by
another. If we're in training to achieve a goal, then being held
to a regimen by a coach or friend is necessary and worthwhile.
But often, when we're holding someone else to stringent
performances in daily life, we're really trying to work out
