> It’s not an insult. It’s odd that you took it as one I don’t find that odd. Even if accurate, “naive” tends to have more negative connotations and typically

> It’s not an insult. It’s odd that you took it as one I don’t find that odd. Even if accurate, “naive” tends to have more negative connotations and typically codes as an insult. I tend to find other ways to communicate that same information to someone when needed, even if it is less direct or less accurate: it ends up being better received. The communication winds up more successful overall.