Language adjuncts. Crutches for smaller thoughts. Add this. Pad that.
stuffers and fillers for your ‘own’ meanderings. when your ideas are flat , you have to stuff them… aka, Word-Flab. thought fillers.

A new hyphenate; an invisible hyphen has grown from the script writers. “My” has become “my own,” rather my-own” The hyphen is invisible, unsaid.

The compound possessive .. double possessive .. reiterated possessive form of elongated gated speech .. shortcoded: brotAlk.

drama not information ;a table thump . a diversion like a sigh .

“my own” is so common [2025] there shouln’t be a space ‘tween ’em. Like this : myown OR possibly my’wn, m’own … Try ’em out.

“my own…” is a form of shadow brag. And, it’s like, well, you know, kinda sorta a format for crutched concepts. See?

if the meaning stands without it, what does it mean? Found among the casual [still currently points at TypePad] {redund}

the rise of the 'own' word.
A bumper crop of bumper words .
Words between . in attempt to clarify your inclusion. your noun.
The obsessive possessive  case
padding, stuff9ng the sentence. upping the word count

salesman sidetone .  canter banter filling empty conversation with empty headed phrases

desperate individuality .. an example of the origin, long form of OWN useage : ...'add to it with my own.' o w n period.

• ” for your own good..” said as run-on : your-own ..
• top: add to her own dog pack
• …”including my own” …. alt: including mine.
• policy magazine “… within his own military ..” what other military is the China leader going to control? remove own.. replace with clarifier —
• easy example of redundancy slop: ‘.. Do you make your own prints yourself.. ‘
• redundancy is automatic: ..’share my own experience and advice..’ strike the own
• almost every webshop: “MAKE YOUR OWN CUSTOM” alt: make a // ‘you’ to the point.
• ‘ have to own their own computer’ …AI bites self
• ..’developed its own algorithm that..’ [ padded phrases; 2025’s kinda sorta hmm ya’know phase]
• ..’ …in their own right …’ a source type, maybe. change occurred on tv after 2001.
• ..’ parse their own XML..’ [spills into IRS source code ..] 2025
• ..’describes her own approach.. ‘ [ bookform inflates the phrase ]
• …’ then me own dad..’ [british pop tv character. low brow ]
• On the other hand: …’ dead at own address..’
• ‘tried making my own pinhole’ — alt: tried making a pinhole
• ‘in his own right’
• …’ described my own thought process..’ [chatgp3 .. he has been trained by you to pad his answer ]
• ‘… void in my own limited reference materials regarding her own specific techniques…’ [person prone to exaggeration, and re-use of tales]
• ..’My own view..’ [educated debate… try without the ‘own’ did you lose meaning]
• ..’ your own good ..’ [cartoon movie ] alt: not for my good … weep, but your [redundant] o w n good.. cue drama light
• ..’ its own museums and the..’ [what other word ? “its museums” seems complete. maybe ‘own’ is clearer than “its other museums” What is the opposite of o w n ? [ oct,25]
• ..’through his own gallery’ [is it clearer]
• ..’oedipus would kill his own father ..’ [ drama amplification ]salt in the script.
• ..’my own DSLR..’ [australian: not a stolen, rented,borrowed camera]
• ..’my own survey of’ [stike own; what is lost]
• ..’insecure about their own standing’ [read withou o w n — what happens?]
• … in review: ‘and her own personal story’
• .. ‘living his own life..’ British TV script. adds/ emphasizes ? separation & … ‘ your own endeavors ..’
• …’retelling their own story in a way that…’ [british literary pub]
• … ‘save my own job,’
• …’ popular in his own lifetime…’ [britain bookseller]
• … anger news : ‘in her own bedroom’
• … ‘my own flesh and blood’
• [ britishit — ‘her own daughter’ — putting on posh ]
• …’sending his own soldiers out’ [ not really his]
• … ‘he fed Alpo to his own dogs’   ad sincerity
• … ‘my own dear dog’  — makes dear bigger?  [comparative-superlative]
• ..’ shoot her own husband..’ [ her ? husband ] dramatic clarity from brit TV
• ..’ with my own.. ‘ [instead of mine ]
• .. ‘my own digital light sources’ — owner built
• ..’brew my own ..’ [instead of mine ]
• … ‘into their own pockets ‘ 
• ..’ provide your own card ”
• AI firms fell hard ..” … creating our own ML puzzle early last …” the personal impersonational form of posession. self possessed.
• .. ‘on its own mission and a clear violation of its own honor ‘ [ religion site ]
• …”our own packaging and final finishing for our film…” [packaging vs film ]
• ..’ finding our own voices in a world’ [children’s book
• ..’ his own, not his character voice’
• ..’AI is writing its own blog’ –[
• … ‘making my own’ — not for sale / use of others
• .. ‘attend his own graduation.’
• … ‘my own behalf’
• …’ his own century..’ [philosopher]
• …’Trump’s own deep skepticism’
• ..’ took his own life ‘ [ news ]
• …  ‘look at them with my own eyes’  [double vision in words]power padding
• … ‘his own website ‘[ the social puss]
• … ‘their own expertise ‘
• … ‘building my own…’ [clarity; ]
• …’ his own killer …’ british fast food crime show… emphasis without effort
• ..’my own understanding..’ alt: my VERY understanding ..
• … ‘Trump’s own attendance’
• ..’ your own Eigen setup’
• OpenAI’s own web-search ‘ [what does o.w.n clarify]
• ..’ RAH hisownself doing ‘ [ as oneword .. off grok etymology
• ..’include their own plot digitizer features. ..’ [AI gemini has learned to over-verbalize ] ED: include digitizer features.. to a point. 11,15 ’25

ALT:… textiles she created herself.

ALT.. EMPHASIS FORM …’ spent too much time actually making photographs

ALT — another flavor: universities themselves to put up a more muscular response. The faculty

ALT– emphasising DIY ‘ness

— judge and Vietnam veteran himself

— Michael Milken himself made a speech

— claimed it as their own

— ‘his only daughter’

Even the blurbs overflow: “… Other Reasons Why I Write opens a window on Messud’s own life: a peripatetic upbringing; a warm, complicated family; and, throughout it all, her devotion to art and literature….”

Collections arrive without a name.

We don’t read a word after it becomes a weed. How many times do you see ‘THE’

otiose: used to describe a word or phrase, or sometimes an idea, that is unnecessary or has been used several times: