I've noticed that some people can't tell the difference...

[TrouserMouse]

 They interpret my lighthearted teasing and poking as bitchiness.  Just in general, I am teasing and poking fun the way I would with my friends.  I sometimes feel bad when people think I am actually being mean to them.  My lighthearted teasing comes across much better in person.  It is hard to make that tone clear in text.

Does anyone else have this problem?

[TrouserMouse]

 Me either, unless someone is already being mean then sometimes I dish it back out.  Even then, I very rarely do that. 

Quoting honeyrder:

Always. I never mean to be mean.

 

[ColtsFan1912]

IRL it's easy for me but not so much on the internet. 

[MommeeTo4]

I'm just messing with you.

Quoting TrouserMouse:

 It doesn't sound bitchy in my head...I promise.  lol

Quoting MommeeTo4:

You just type bitchy lol

 

[TSNDDY]

I recently read an article on sarcasm, apparently certain brain injuries and conditions make it difficult to perceive sarcasm. Sooo maybe something's wrong with them if they don't get ya?

The Science of Sarcasm? Yeah, Right

[Nicoleb9]

That's because this site is full of histrionic head cases.

[heyma4]

I run into sometimes, a lot of the time my sense of humor doesn't make sense.

[Anonymous]

unless you are spewing hatred at a rape baby or the mother of a rape baby right?

Quoting honeyrder:

Always. I never mean to be mean.

[honeyrder]

Wrong. Speaking truth, is all.

Quoting Anonymous:

unless you are spewing hatred at a rape baby or the mother of a rape baby right?

Quoting honeyrder:

Always. I never mean to be mean.

[Tea4Tas]

I would have to care about being thought a bitch for it to be a problem.

[Anonymous]

Quoting heyma4:

I run into sometimes, a lot of the time my sense of humor doesn't make sense.

Ha aha ha that''s funny..Oh wait....