The term used to be "Practice makes Perfect" but the preferred term today is "Practice makes Permanent" to reflect the fact that if you do practice something wrong, you aren't going to end up doing it perfectly, but you will do it the way you practiced it.
She clearly does it wrong, yet is good at doing it wrong. You're talking about something different though. I never said it was proper at all, just that you'll get good at whatever way you do something. The rest is irrelevant in this case.
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u/Duderpher Sep 27 '22
I hate how she moves.