Autocorrect may not be the enemy in this case
Anyone can make mistakes. Allowing autocorrecting to make an everyday conversation appear weird and inappropriate is what happened in this case. Everybody knows that this new generation of texters has, shall we say, ‘colorful minds.’
Nowadays, multi-functional devices have made our lives easier, faster, better, and funnier. However, we will bet that autocorrect was a cover-up here for what these people actually wanted to say. Whatever happened to love letters and chaperoned dates?
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