• zephiriz@lemmy.ml
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    2 hours ago

    My bad you called me dense.

    Funny how your eyes glazed over the part where I made it clear there’s no difference. Are you dense or something?

    Again I’m dense so help me out what’s the question?

    • BanMeFromPosting [none/use name]@hexbear.net
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      2 hours ago

      Okay I see the problem, you struggle with basic communication. So this “?” Is called a questionmark. It indicates something is a question. So when I write
      “Are you dense or something?” Thats actually a question and not a statement. This is probably part of the reason why you feel comfortable making things up.

      A really neat trick is that sentences in the same paragraph are usually related to each other. So if we take it alongside the other part of the quoted text: “Funny how your eyes glazed over the part where I made it clear there’s no difference. Are you dense or something?” It becomes pretty clear why I’m asking you this question.

      Now this is just one of many questions you’ve yet to answer. Try your hand at looking for more questionmarks - and make sure to look for other sentences that might help you understand the questions better!