I’m insouciant, not indifferent
And it's so interesting to me that this was a synonym for indifferent, when in reality, indifference is seen negatively. When someone says you're indifferent, they don't say it in a manner in which it feels like, oh, that's okay. It sounds like a judgment. So over the last year or so, I've come to use the word insucient, because when your partner asks you, what do you want for dinner?
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 2:03
Wow, this is the first time I have ever heard of this word. And I'm 42. However, I frequently say you learn something new every single day. Okay. insucient. I had to look the word up. And interestingly enough, it says it's an adjective, of course, showing a casual lack of concern, indifferent. And then it gives an example. This person gave an insucient shrug
If I feel indifferent and I've noticed this and I think it's individual, I think words fit people just like clothes fit people. We all don't wear the same size. I think for this, it's one of those where the one just fits better than the other. Because that my perspective now, to be indifferent, yeah, it could happen. But I like to be insucient about some of the little things that really don't matter because honestly, go with the flow