@BriBear@lgbtqia.space I am one of those people, and honestly it depends on the situation. Mostly, I appreciate it when someone points out I misunderstood, and am always happy to reflect and correct myself, and apologise if needed. Sometimes though, if I have interpreted something as demanding or insulting, I am right, and others perspectives are not seeing what I'm seeing. In those situations I do not like someone else pointing out I've misinterpreted, because I'm sure I haven't, and it's more likely the other person is missing the subtext. I suppose all you can do is be absolutely sure it has been misinterpreted, and that the offended person doesn't have good reason to be so. Maybe a private message instead of a public response if you are unsure?