[ SECRET POST #3743 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3743 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

That's... literally not how accents work. Like, a good example is that no matter how hard I try, I pronounce "pillow" like "pellow"-- I have no control over this. I try my damnedest to make the "correct" vowel sound (mostly because people mock me incessantly over it), and it always comes out the same. In my head, it sounds right, but my mouth is forming it the "wrong" way.

So you can sit there and get angry that people "aren't trying" if you want to, but I promise you that people are not going out of their way to get shit wrong at you. It's embarrassing to get called out on how you speak, and no one's doing it intentionally.

[(Anonymous)]

As I said above - its people with the same accent as me. I have lived in one town my whole life, and its people who have known me or my family for years. My name is spanish, not scandanvian.

Sorry, but you aren't in my situation. I can tell when people are trying and not getting it right versus not trying cause no one corrects them.