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Rookie mistakes everyone makes, you gotta do fflush(std) after printf

once upon a time, cost of text(telegram) was calculated per character

6 people coming at 6 pm none are veg. That’s my guess.

And they definitely aren't showing up at 6pm or 6am.

I’ve literally done this to my husband.

He didn’t prep shit and, since everyone is sexist, blamed me.

Jokes on you normie. My AI waifu tells me she loves me all the time.

The comments here are pretty mild. Lemmy's usually fine with it as long as it's "husband bad" and not "wife bad".

laughs in autist

Normies be setting the social/communication norms they themselves can't reliably comprehend, and then call the ensuing confusion that they have normalized relatable.

Sure, ok then, have fun with your inability to recognize simple patterns.

I'll stick to my autist friends, paramours, local wives with cuck husbands who are emotionally distant, and the occasional male twunk, ahhahahah!

You consider this one a "reasonably relatable marriage meme" or is this comment unrelated?

Honest question, if I have to ask for 3 pieces of information, would it help if I sent it in 3 messages?

Message 1: how many people are coming to dinner?

Message 2: are any vegetarian?

Message 3: what time are they arriving?

Personally I would prefer the 1 message with 3 questions vs the 3 messages with 1 question each(many messages in short time make me think something is wrong and urgent), what's your preference?

I've noticed that with my partner with ADHD, and also my sister with ADHD. Neither can easily deal with multiple topics in one message. Curious.

Interesting. I prefer all the questions at one so I don't have to send multiple times. Id have responded to this one like, "6ppl, 2veg, 19:00, thanks!"

To me it's way more annoying when someone sends a series of questions as in typing an answer, and asks a follow up question between or after the chain of questions.

Ie

A: How many people are coming?

A: How many are vegetarian?

B: 6 people

A: what time are they coming?

B: 2 are vegetarian?

A: wait do you mean six people are coming or did people are vegetarian?

B: typing...

A: oh ok I see nvm. So what time are they coming?

Didn’t your teacher make you restate the question on your answer starting in like 2nd grade? That would solve the problem. Nobody pays per letter in text messages anymore.

Almost as if it was designed to require attention and engagement when someone might have other things to attend and engage.

It's bad communication. Plenty of people do this, women included.

It's exactly how my wife answers questions, tho'.

Recency priming, he answered the questions in reverse - 6 to the last question, and no to both previous questions.

In my book that's efficient communication.

She didn't want to know all that though, she wanted comfort and reassurance, which he was unable or unwilling to provide at that moment in time.