Hello,
Source - How to Break Up With Your Phone - Catherine Price
The expression I encountered here is "to sit with [something]". I am guessing it means: to tolerate, or to accept something. Please correct me if I am wrong.
The context:
Don’t be surprised if you feel irritable, impatient, or flooded with a wave of existential malaise. You’re detoxing. If and when that happens, you can choose to sit with
this discomfort— a great practice, even if it’s not that pleasant.
(Note: this paragraph is tackling the idea of separating oneself from smartphones for 24 hours.)
Thanks!
Source - How to Break Up With Your Phone - Catherine Price
The expression I encountered here is "to sit with [something]". I am guessing it means: to tolerate, or to accept something. Please correct me if I am wrong.
The context:
Don’t be surprised if you feel irritable, impatient, or flooded with a wave of existential malaise. You’re detoxing. If and when that happens, you can choose to sit with
this discomfort— a great practice, even if it’s not that pleasant.
(Note: this paragraph is tackling the idea of separating oneself from smartphones for 24 hours.)
Thanks!