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The one still running after the chase stopped meaning anything.
means Someone who chases after a person, goal, or outcome, often relentlessly and sometimes long past the point of reason.
from From 'pursue,' borrowed through French 'poursuivre' from Latin 'prosequi' — 'pro-' meaning 'forward' plus 'sequi' meaning 'to follow.' The same 'sequi' gives us 'sequel' and 'consequence,' so a pursuer is literally one who keeps following forward, word and deed moving in the same relentless direction.
- relationship dynamic
- paired with a distancer, forms a classic demand-withdraw loop
- legal sense
- scottish term for plaintiff, the one who sues
- irony
- wanting something often guarantees it keeps moving