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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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asking about the meaning of a sentence

Hi, every one
Can anyone tell me what these two sentences In this conversation mean?

First speaker: I am sorry that I made things difficult for you just because I thought what I felt was mutual. I hate that I am always so naive about such things.

Second speaker: there are moments in life that people can't express real things. Just it.
  

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The first speaker is apologizing for having created a difficult/embarrassing situation by making an assumption (which was wrong) that they both had the same opinion/feeling about something. He/she admits to not being aware that there are other points of view possible. The second speaker’s comments are incomplete, but he/she is consoling/agreeing that we can’t always relate to possibilities (in meaning) that we haven’t personally experienced.

— Wilpeter

  • The first speaker is apologizing for having created a difficult/embarrassing situation by making an assumption (which was wrong) that they both had the same opinion/feeling about something.
  • He/she admits to not being aware that there are other points of view possible.
  • The second speaker’s comments are incomplete, but he/she is consoling/agreeing that we can’t always relate to possibilities (in meaning) that we haven’t personally experienced.
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The first speaker is apologizing for having created a difficult/embarrassing situation by making an assumption (which was wrong) that they both had the same opinion/feeling about something. He/she admits to not being aware that there are other points of view possible.

The second speaker’s comments are incomplete, but he/she is consoling/agreeing that we can’t always relate to possibiliti
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