"Relatable"

I would have to disagree with Rebecca Mead. I do not think that the word is a problem because as generations grow people tend to use them in their own way. The word has the same meaning wether you chose to add your own definition by all means feel free but the definition to "relatable" has the same meaning as it did before. The word "relatable" means something you can relate too not something that is exactly the same, it's just something you can see because it's happen to you. Each generation uses their word in the way they have been taught to use it. Being of Mexican decent we tend to tell people that are fully Mexican by the word "nopal" (cactus) on their forehead. Not by necessarily having a cactus stuck to your forehead but because they look really Mexican. We tend to relate the word "nopal" as the symbol of Mexican's because it is proudly symbolized in our Mexican flag. Like I said everyone changes words however they see it best fits. This word is not problematic, I don't see why it honestly would be. We have to understand that people see everything differently from us, no one thinks exactly the same as us. In my opinion this word is not a problem once more, i just think that people need to stick with the real definition and there won't be no more confusion, of course they won't listen to me on this but if we kept the words originally with what they meant understanding stuff would be so much better and more clear.