misinterpreting things online

[csmswhs]

i think somewhere tehdreamer said it best and was just thinking of it.

i just posted a video, and i almost didn't because i didn't want it to be misinterpreted. but should i not post something for fear of misinterpretation?

we all do it.

our heads start swirling around. and then we even resort to action.

action upon things we don't even have any true understanding of most if not all the time.

 

[Dehydra]

I know whatcha mean; there has been many an occasion in which I would say something that sounded so utterly off the wall, that other people would just stand there blinking. A few of those times I had only the vaguest glimmer myself of what I meant by the thing I had said.

I guess you have to just put it out there; there will be no lack of assessment from certain people but most of the time, presumably, you can explain.

 

[csmswhs]

true, yeah, i think we should just lighten up