I've noticed this too. Even the most intelligent men I know are horrible spellers. I am not sure if they are lazy or thats just what they do.
GLIB GIRL!!!!
this is the bane of my existence... i mean spell check does exist, right?
I was wondering, in your field, Law, men must have better grammar, right?
I've met some of the most brilliant men.... and their spelling... their grammar
Okay so a guy just kept texting saying "your a lawyer?" "your xyw?"
Finally I couldn't take it and I wrote back: "It's 'you're' not 'your'"
You know what he wrote back?
"YOU ARE single!"
My response - "So are you . . .I presume!"
I have to admit I am a horrible speller. For me I am so quick with my thoughts and eager to get them out that spelling gets left behind. When I slow down I don't make as many mistakes but that just doesn't come natural to me.
I thought my poor spelling would hurt me in Grad School, but nope it didn't really have any significant impact on my grades.
Okay so a guy just kept texting saying "your a lawyer?" "your xyw?"
Finally I couldn't take it and I wrote back: "It's 'you're' not 'your'"
You know what he wrote back?
"YOU ARE single!"
My response - "So are you . . .I presume!"
As far as men, that really is not an issue for me. I know I am flawed and try not to judge others harshly. (Kanye shrug) What are your conversations like? Do you read? How are you received in you chosen profession? Do you have common sense and book sense? Are you open minded? Do you use words correctly? These issues are more important than can he spell.
Well, I currently don't have a man but I can speak on my dad. He still doesn't know how to spell my name .
WOW. My grandparents were the same way but I let them go.Well, I currently don't have a man but I can speak on my dad. He still doesn't know how to spell my name .
This guy keeps texting and he spells the word, "tired" as "tried." I'm going to have to say something as it's really irritating!
Okay so a guy just kept texting saying "your a lawyer?" "your xyw?"
Finally I couldn't take it and I wrote back: "It's 'you're' not 'your'"
You know what he wrote back?
"YOU ARE single!"
My response - "So are you . . .I presume!"
The first 13 years of my life my dad called me by his stepdaughter's name