quietangel wrote:
... no matter what you said it gets miscommunicated?
Apologies, I couldn't resist my previous post.
I know whereof you speak, but your frustration and question have been communicated quite effectively, so the answer is no, not everything gets mis-communicated.
Nothing gets perfectly passed from one being to another, but "good enough" *is* good enough for most exchanges. Otherwise message boards wouldn't work, for one thing.
And there's feedback, where mistaken interpretations can be amended, and improved communication passed back and forth.
Which is not to deny the incredibly frustrating moments where people aren't listening, or are locked into their own assumptions, or simply coming from too different a world view for the gap to be bridged easily, if at all. Worst of all, when these come in exchanges which are simple, clear and obvious to *one* side of the conversation.
Err, does that make sense?