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I’m gonna reuse an old comment here

“literally” being used to mean “figuratively” dates back to 3 years after the word “literally” began meaning “actually”. If this is a hill to die on, you need to use “literally” exclusively to mean “as written in the texts”. Common usage of “literally” to mean “actually” and “figuratively” both date to the 1590s

Yeah, sire is Kids Classic Style and mare was Lookin Touchable