Is this behaviour 'normal'?

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After a minor disagreement with someone, I sent a text to them saying sorry for walking out (because that's what I did) and saying why I did and why I got pissed off with them. They were being really OTT about something and I'd had enough - so off I went. They misinterpreted the text (although, I can't see how it could have been any clearer) and instead of asking me what I meant, they showed it to five other people (four of them strangers to me) and asked what they thought it meant. To me, that's really weird. Ok, so I'm asking strangers now what they think of the situation, yes. However, I'm not showing you all a private text message rather than just contacting the person who sent it to me and asking them what they mean. Opinions/comments welcome. Ta.

That's odd and a bit rude. They should have just asked you directly. 18
That's a bit strange... 4
Not that strange, I'd do it 3
That's really normal 7
Texts often get misinterpreted 5
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  • Avant-Garde
    11 years ago

    It's extremely rude. I hate when people try to read my texts. A better thing they could have done was ask them for advice instead of dragging them into your business by showing them the text.

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  • BlueJeansWhiteShirt
    11 years ago

    They should have kept that text to themselves. It's no one else's business but you are the person you had a disagreement with.
    I think they had other intentions by showing that text to people rather then just asking them if they could explain it.

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  • Terence_the_viking
    11 years ago

    I hate it when other people read my texts that i don't even know.

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