I knew it was a misunderstanding, I just didn't feel it was necessary to clear it up. I was a stranger to you, and you me. Chances are that we may never encounter or contact each other again. Since you, based on your biased interpretation, saw me as that kind of person, I didn't think changing your mind would be an easy job. Moreover, I didn't really care about what you thought of me. You hardly knew me, and you jumped to that conclusion, which was understandable. As long as the misunderstanding didn't lead to physical attack, I could live with it, for I found myself least vulnerable to verbal abuse. Did I feel angry at it? I was not sure. I just laughed over it with a short sighing following. Did I feel frustrated? To be honest, a little bit, not at myself, but at the constant failures of human communication. Yes, just a little tired of this kind of failure, but tired enough not to set it straight every time it happened. Anyway, it might be the case that I had misunderstood others and felt too proud to listen to the explanations. --

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