I took some time to really look at it.
And it turns out there's just a flaw in the theory you use anyway.
When I correct your grammar you take that as an attempt to avoid the "intelligence" of it, so let's say.. you were saying something stupid and spelling shit wrong, and I avoided your idiotic post by pointing out your grammatical errors and you told me that was my attempt to avoid your "intelligence".
In which case if you were stupid, it completely was.
If you didn't say something stupid, and actually said something intelligent, then it wouldn't matter because the context of the grammar fixing might not even be a direct address towards what you had to say but rather just how you wrote it.
& the only scenario I think that it can be significantly executed is by one person trying to make it a joke of intelligence.. Or, someone honestly trying to help you out.
So it wouldn't really matter if you needed the help or not.. (It being a necessity)
K well bye
