Is this statement ambiguous?
I'll never roleplay with polyamorous people. I'm a christian and it grosses me out.
Does it mean the same as:
"I'll never roleplay with polyamorous people because being a Christian, it grosses me out."
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" The meaning should be clearer if I add a comma after 'because'. Or you could say "I'll never roleplay with polyamorous people. " In terms of meaning, can't polyamorous people be Christians?
- " The meaning should be clearer if I add a comma after 'because'.
- Or you could say "I'll never roleplay with polyamorous people.
- " In terms of meaning, can't polyamorous people be Christians?
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Does it mean the same as:
"I'll never roleplay with polyamorous people because, being a Christian, it grosses me out."
The meaning should be clearer if I add a comma after 'because'.
Or you could say "I'll never roleplay with polyamorous people. It grosses me out because I'm a Christian."
In terms of meaning, can't polyamorous people be Chri
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