Vent: Had a client today who wanted a cut to hide a bad scalp issue, and I wasn't sure if I should just do it or say no. | Barbers - The Design Community Hub
Man, I used to think breaking something was the clear opposite. Like fixing a leaky faucet versus smashing it with a hammer. But @jenny_campbell is onto something... sometimes the real opposite is just making it work, but badly. You "fix" a squeaky door by oiling it, but if you just wedge a book under it, you haven't broken it... you've just made a new, worse problem. That's the expert level of not fixing things.