G.W. Bill Elliott, Jr once noted;
Don't reflect on your life by what you've done (worldly view), but by what you can do (God's view). Sure, done is done, but move on!
Dis-n-Dat
Many English words have ‘dis’ in at the beginning to indicate a ‘not’ condition (Dissatisfied means “not satisfied“, or Disregard means, “to not give regard“, or even Disqualify means “no longer qualified“, etc).
Here is my spin on what these words would really mean… well… to me, anyway! Enjoy…. or Disenjoy!
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Dissuade
What happens to you when you finally get off the boat and finally get your 'land legs' back.
Distance
What happens when you no longer hold your current stance, or position (e.g. a model changes a pose, or changing the ride-height on a car)
Distaste
What happens when your tongue is numb.
Distill
What happens when you start moving around.
Distracted
What happens when a person is no longer appealing to you.
Dysentery
The actual act of exiting a place.