They thought that by ‘type’ they were referring to blood, not men
Sometimes synonyms can be tricky. Some words have several meanings, and if you are not paying attention, you might get them mixed up. For example, the word “type” can be both a verb and a noun. Even the term itself has multiple meanings. So @etes_97 learned the hard way that this term might have many different meanings.
If Erin ever needs a blood transfusion, whoever asked them this question now knows their blood type. Maybe this blunder is not the only reason @etes 97 is still single. Nonetheless, you can be sure that someone out there would adore them and their O negative blood.
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