[lojban-beginners] Re: zo .o'o

[mungojelly@ixkey.info]

OK here's a question about ".o'o": If you say ".o'onai" what it means  
is that you're frustrated by something that someone is doing, you want  
them to stop, it's getting you angry.  ".o'o" on the other hand means  
that you are showing "indulgence" or "leniency" to what the person is  
doing.  Does ".o'o" imply that the action is negative-- it's still not  
really something good or something that you like, but you are feeling  
patient about it?  Or is that more ".o'ocu'i"'s job, and ".o'o" can  
mean something that you actually enjoy & want to encourage someone to  
continue?

mu'o mi'e bret.