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In reply to the discussion: This is all too much for me. [View all]

Pobeka

(5,017 posts)
4. Simple solution. For example
Mon Jun 8, 2026, 08:38 AM
Jun 8

Me can't anymore...
Me just can't...

Do you understand how difficult it is for me, after typing out a long post, to go back and correct every time me typed "i" instead of the word "I"? For example, correcting "i went to the store" corrected to "I went to the store".

And sometimes me have to make this correction 5 or 6 times! Do you have any idea how much of my day that eats up?

How do people deal with this problem? How do you get through this? Therapy?

Maybe that's the answer...therapy.

Me just can't bear this burden anymore.

No person should be subject to this kind of stress.
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Now the stress has been transferred to the people who can't stand bad grammar!

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This is all too much for me. [View all] LuckyCharms Jun 8 OP
Mine is my fat thumbs typing "i" instead of "o" EverHopeful Jun 8 #1
I'm so sorry... LuckyCharms Jun 8 #3
Remember, if you go together Marthe48 Jun 8 #11
Good thing! LuckyCharms Jun 8 #13
You could just use "myself". .No correction needed! niyad Jun 8 #2
Myself just went to the store. LuckyCharms Jun 8 #5
Yourself is most welcome! niyad Jun 8 #9
Me too! Me welcome! LuckyCharms Jun 8 #10
You could refer to yourself as Lucky Marthe48 Jun 8 #12
LMAO! LuckyCharms Jun 8 #14
Yes, third person is good. Or the royal "we" ! niyad Jun 8 #15
My friend used the royal we Marthe48 Jun 8 #16
One may also simply use "one". niyad Jun 8 #21
Simple solution. For example Pobeka Jun 8 #4
Thank you! LuckyCharms Jun 8 #6
Me welcome :-D Pobeka Jun 8 #7
LOL LuckyCharms Jun 8 #8
it just makes you a poet like e.e.cummings who wrote as he pleased. erronis Jun 8 #17
errrrmmm. .Do not forget that he was confined at St. Elizabeth's! niyad Jun 8 #22
You'll be fine after you read a little e.e. cummings. Harker Jun 8 #18
That was his pen name. LuckyCharms Jun 8 #19
His partner i.b. gowings is fun, too. Harker Jun 8 #20
And his renowned urologist... LuckyCharms Jun 8 #23
I'm your age, and now I'm giggling about Seymour Butz. Harker Jun 8 #24
Have you ever read the book titled... LuckyCharms Jun 8 #25
I thought I'd heard them all. Harker Jun 8 #26
"Falling Trees" by Tim Burr. LuckyCharms Jun 8 #27
"The Industrial Revolution" by Otto Mattick. LuckyCharms Jun 8 #28
"Fifty Yards to the Outhouse by Willy Makit, Forward by Betty Wont. LuckyCharms Jun 8 #31
I have all day, Lucky. Harker Jun 8 #33
I dealt with the same problem. lark Jun 8 #29
Google "shift key." Sneederbunk Jun 8 #30
OK, I just Googled it. LuckyCharms Jun 8 #32
i prefer being shiftless. WestMichRad Jun 8 #34
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