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Resume: Either get married and be made to watch on a man's phone Either don't get married
The meaning of either or
Thus, if you want to truly feel that pedanticness, getting married or not getting married is, by definition, an either-or situation, since you can't be married and not married at the same time.
Questionable though my reasoning my be taking the context into account, get outpedantic-ed!
Does this mean any "both" situation is actually an either-or, because the choice is still between both or nothing? I don't like that