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Hello. I have written this, but I'm not certain how it may be perceived.
I'm sorry if the things I said last night might have come off the wrong way. You know I love you.
Does this excuse sound like he's sorry for what he said and didn't mean it? Or that he meant what he said but is just sorry for how it came out?
Top answer
This means that the message he was sending, may not have been the message that was received. He meant A and they understood B. There is no way to know if he meant A or B.
- This means that the message he was sending, may not have been the message that was received.
- He meant A and they understood B.
- There is no way to know if he meant A or B.
- If you want to be clear, use; I'm sorry if the things I said last night might have come off the wrong way, I didn't mean it.
- You know I love you.
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This means that the message he was sending, may not have been the message that was received. He meant A and they understood B. There is no way to know if he meant A or B.
If you want to be clear, use;
I'm sorry if the things I said last night might have come off the wrong way, I didn't mean it. You know I love you.
Or if he did mean it,
I'm sorry if you took the things
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