We all say that we should be careful with what we directly say, but we should also be careful with what we imply. I understand that some of us have a hard time implying the same thing that we say, but it happens. Examples of this are when you are giving an analogy and someone takes you literally, you are telling a joke but it's looked at tragically, or when you are serious and it is seen as humorous, and so on and so forth. I can even come off as unhelpful when this post's implication is to help.
So just remember that, be careful with what you imply as much as what you directly say. A lot of what our presidents say gets mixed and matched with implications with what they directly say on the news, so you aren't alone.
Search up the definition of imply to get a better understanding.
25 Oct 2017, 10:00 pm
