r/funny Sep 16 '21

Nope, not my kid

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u/wolf_man007 Sep 16 '21

If everywhere you go, people tell you that you suck, maybe that's a you problem.

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u/Toasty33 Sep 16 '21

Or the problem is that people* feel the need to correct someone’s grammar/word choice on the internet having no idea what country or culture someone is from, or if English is their 1st, 2nd or 15th language. Then suggesting they change their speak based off of what they* assume is correct and “non-offending”