lol This is sad...


I think when it comes to talking to people online, it's very easy to judge them right away from their grammar or the way they spell - since that's what we see first - their typed words.

Now, I'm bothered by misspellings and poor grammar, too - it bugs me to no end. As well as the folks who refuse to spell words out - how hard is it to type the Y and O before the U? Bah.

Anyway, I'm curious - and this is for those of us who are indeed bothered by poor spellers - let's say you met someone face to face (not online) and you got along great with them. Then, they send you a text message, letter or an e-mail at some point later on and you see that spelling isn't their forte. Would you tell the person to get lost even though you've been having a great time with them in person so far? lol

I don't know. Personally, I say even though I'm bugged by someone who cannot spell or write properly, it doesn't mean the person is a complete moron, lol... It's just unfortunate that by meeting people online, we usually see one's flaws before we see their good qualities. It makes it very easy for people to reject someone without getting to know them.