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So I have noticed a trend among women who do NOT spell badly - well, they are turned off by men who spell badly*. I am wondering now if men who do NOT spell badly are turned off by women who spell badly?
Thanks in advance for your answers, guys!
*Assuming the language they are writing is their native language.
Yeah it's a turn off to me. Makes the chick sounded stupid. I have a female friend who spelled "taught" as "tot". I had to re-read the message like 14 times until I finally got it because I don't pronounce it as "tot", I pronounce it as "tawt".
Yeah it's a turn off to me. Makes the chick sounded stupid. I have a female friend who spelled "taught" as "tot". I had to re-read the message like 14 times until I finally got it because I don't pronounce it as "tot", I pronounce it as "tawt".
Is consistent bad spelling really a sign of low intelligence though?
It may not be a sign of low intelligence, per se, but it's definitely a sign that the person doesn't read. Readers have a better sense of what words look like and how they're used.
I keep text speak to texting and try to spell properly everywhere else. But it's hard to remember not to use texting when writing. It jst becomes a habit n S hrd 2 remMbR nt 2 ux it.
A few hard words I understand. But if you can't spell simple words like (night,knight,we're, where, them, deer, dear, son, sun, see, sea, to, too, their, they're,ect.
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