I do work in what I call emotional combat and I love this line: > It's important to distinguish "conveying meaning" with "conveying feeling" So often I've fou

I do work in what I call emotional combat and I love this line: > It's important to distinguish "conveying meaning" with "conveying feeling" So often I've found myself paying attention to what people say with their words instead of what they're saying with their feelings. The girl who said she felt more uncomfortable with me than anyone else and was gonna block me and I said it's ok if she blocks me if she thinks it'll be best for her and she got more angry. And I often haven't thought about this on sites either, the ones I've visited or the ones I've built. The text may convey a meaning if people _read_ it, but how do they _feel_ when they see a wall of text? Thank you for this insight.