People Who Correct Your Grammar in Texts

Some friends have a sixth sense for spotting grammatical errors in casual texts. A simple �your coming over?� triggers an immediate correction: �You mean you�re coming over?� Witty emojis and GIFs can�t distract them from the mission of proper syntax. They may gently point out missing commas, misused apostrophes, or rogue semicolons lurking in your messages. Conversations are peppered with subtle nudges: �Did you mean affect or effect?� or �Who vs. whom�classic!� Group chats become arenas of grammatical vigilance, where typos are highlighted, corrected, and occasionally memorialized for posterity. Even mundane topics like lunch plans transform into lessons on sentence structure. While sometimes frustrating, their dedication is oddly comforting, offering a bizarre mix of pedantry and care, proving that language, like friendship, deserves attention.