Published on 12, July, 2020
Has anyone ever tried to subtly suggest something to people without saying it outright?
I’m always really conscious of what other people are trying to say, and trying to pick up on subtext. And I really worry that I’m going to miss it and take something on face value that wasn’t meant that way.
But when I try, and perhaps I’m not doing it right, they never seem to read between the lines at all. If I say it outright then I’m accused of being too blunt, rude or confrontational, but if I try and hint around it then no one seems to pick up on it at all. I’m not sure if I’m just being too subtle or whether people don’t bother if its not in their own interests.
Any ideas?
I lagged far behind the rest of my class at Comprehension in English. Alas, I don't have Batman's detective skills. But it clicked just in time for GCSE.
Things like irony and idiosyncrasy; I discovered online.
same here, i was in special class through first 6 primary were teachers was shouting on us only and no teaching, yuo dumbs move etc nice
polish online and from library
english playing PC Games, like Fallout