>>4488
I love lying so much I even lied in the post you replied to about me lying.
In reality, I dont lie much. I am however very prone to overexaggerating almost every number if I have to give one and I don't know why. Something took me 20 minutes to do? I did that for like 30 minutes. 40 people in a room? Idk how they fit 50 people in there, it was claustrophobic. Though I think this only applies to things where I dont actually know the concrete number. For example, if I did 30 pushups in a set? I did 30. Drank 5 beers before wanting to go home? 5 beers to the drop.
>>4489
>Isn't that an insult though?
The full question was directed to me and another gentleman, both learners, and it asked if we were using translators to communicate, as our levels were way higher than would be expected of someone with the "beginner" tag. Basically like being called a cheater when you are playing fair. Sure, it can be taken as if theyre calling you bad and not believing you are that good in actuality, but it feels better to know that you are that good and that they cant believe it.
Someone else chimed in and said "I dont think [NEKO] is, at least" RAAAAAAAAH the other guy did admit that he used a translator, said he had just started and had beginner shame about making errors and all that jazz. In his introduction message he said that he was a linguist (and he has like 160k followers on his language focused tiktok page) so Im surprised to see that the plights of the human soul strikes yet those that have gone through the motions many times before. kind of beautiful to see the human soul shine through like this