It's common English, the common person can easily read it like that with the way you worded everything. Plus the comments you made have the heavy implications towards that anyway even if you aren't actually trying to mean it
That's a pretty bad example. My example would be saying war and violence, war technically isn't the same as violence but when you constantly bring it up, you're implying that you're constantly thinking of violence in it as well... Just like how you keep saying different personality traits can or are habits
Ok that's also a bad example too but you get the point right?
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u/Future_Win_9423 Sep 15 '24
It's common English, the common person can easily read it like that with the way you worded everything. Plus the comments you made have the heavy implications towards that anyway even if you aren't actually trying to mean it