Paul breaks down why he stopped using loaded adjectives in readings and conversations. When people are “married” to adjectives, the dialogue gets stuck on the word instead of the truth behind it. Using Mars as an example, Paul explains how someone will reject “anger” but accept “aggression,” even though the behavior can look identical. The need to swap adjectives is really a need to protect the ego — a way to sleep at night by choosing a softer label. This short explores why language triggers defensiveness, how self‑perception shapes vocabulary, and why divorcing yourself from adjectives keeps the conversation honest and moving forward.

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