no i will get left behind
If I am writing and I dot an i, if it’s not obviously visible, I HAVE to go back and re-dot it. Even if I am in the middle of a class lecture, and the professor talks really fast, I still find the time to go back and re-dot it. And I HATE it when my professors write on the board and either forget to dot the i, or you can barely see the dot, or the dot is too far away. I end up looking at it until it gets erased.








I never realized I do this myself…
If you’re so neurotic about it, you should know that the dot is called a “tittle.”
How would you know that the dot is called a tittle just because you get bothered by it not being there or in the wrong place? The nuerosis is about the dot itself not what it’s called.
I actually did know that it’s called a tittle. But since most people do not bother themselves with information like that, I thought it’d be more relatable to just say “dot.” The site is called iamneurotic.com, not i-like-to-use-my-useless-knowledge-to-condescend-people.com.
this is cute. i knew someone who couldn’t stand incomplete o’s or a’s or e’s. i also knew someone who would write the tittle first then complete the rest .
I completely understand, for some reason that bothers me too; it’s like it’s not an i if the dot is missing.