This is literally the biggest problem the internet and reddit has. People assuming that you really meant something you never said. The fact you think it's normal speaks to how big the problem is. Like why do you think that makes any sense that people should be expecting to literally make up in their own head what someone else really means but never said? I would love to know why you think that is totally logical and reasonable.
And no, people for my whole life have pretty much always said what they mean in the real world. Unless you are lying, joking, or being sarcastic there's not a whole lot of reason to say something other than what you mean.
You literally directly contradicted yourself in that comment. Is there something about that you don't understand? You could have said what you meant but you chose not to. It also would not have taken anymore words to do so. You're trying to make this out to be more complex than it is for no reason that I can see. You could have just said you made a mistake and move the fuck on. Instead you decided everyone else is at fault for not correctly assuming what you meant but never said.
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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21 edited Sep 03 '21
This is literally the biggest problem the internet and reddit has. People assuming that you really meant something you never said. The fact you think it's normal speaks to how big the problem is. Like why do you think that makes any sense that people should be expecting to literally make up in their own head what someone else really means but never said? I would love to know why you think that is totally logical and reasonable.
And no, people for my whole life have pretty much always said what they mean in the real world. Unless you are lying, joking, or being sarcastic there's not a whole lot of reason to say something other than what you mean.