Comatose

Received a message and this is one sentence from said message, unless you count the accidental period before "walk."

"I can’t surmise 46 years of life’s on going lessons in a paragraph and writing about oneself is so very one dimensional to me , I would rather have a 3 D coffee, tea, pool, Dave&Buster,mini golf, bowling.walk on the strand or a juice date or meeting and see if we can spark additional interest."

Do people not proof anything before they hit send?  I get that people make typos but that's why you should proof things before you send them. 

Of course, now I'm beginning to think that I am being too nitpicky about grammar, that I'm putting too much emphasis on how things are written instead of what these guys are actually trying to say.  But then I remind myself that these men are trying to make a first impression, yet can't be bothered to proof a message before they send it.  Is that really the kind of guy I want to have sex with?  (Eventually, of course, not today.)

Oh sure, maybe I'm reading too much into this non-proofing issue (I do like to read), but seriously... If you want to catch someone's attention by sending a message to say hello, shouldn't you take the time to execute proper spacing, punctuation, etc.?  Am I really the kind of girl that deserves a run on sentence?

Or, maybe, just maybe, these guys read that I dislike poor grammar and are sending me these crappy messages just to fuck with me.


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Nope, pretty sure they're just illiterate.

Maybe I'm just destined to date an English teacher.

Except I never heard back from the one I sent a message to. 

Maybe I spelled my name wrong.