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What does it mean to end an email like this?

'I could say more, but I think I had better not, as it might prove hurtful.'

Someone I know sent en email to me that ended in this line. I admit that I sent them one which they said that they 'found hurtful'.

What does 'hurtful' mean in this context?

Do you think that they will ever speak to me again?

Reply 1

Victorite

Do you think that they will ever speak to me again, or not?

Reply 2

ladyalpatera

think they're saying ur a bad person. need more context tho

Reply 3

Victorite

Original post by ladyalpatera

think they're saying ur a bad person. need more context tho

Oh dear.

I just was very stressed and said a few things an an email.

Reply 4

ladyalpatera

Original post by Victorite

Oh dear.

I just was very stressed and said a few things an an email.

oh well mabye apologize and just say you weren't thinking right and you're super sorry? but don't say "sorry" say "Im very sorry that u took it that way I was not thinking right when I said that to you" and add a bit more on as it seems like u mean it more u know?

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