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A few people have said they can not understand when I type things.
That could just be humor, or someone hoping that if I say the same thing many ways, it allows for a form of comparison, or it could be someone interested in elaboration, that does not want to actually add anything to the conversation.
But there is also something that really exist that is a text lock.
Basically inside of people are things that can stop them from understanding what they read.
It is done either by blanking out seeing things, or by ephisising some words when reading something and that can make some sentence hard to understand.
Many times I write in a form that is easier to text lock, for a few reason. To write in a text lockable form, all you have to do, is write in a way that is the opposite of what a writer would do for easy readability. That makes it easier for someone with a blocker to block what is written. I do that in some things written to lower the collateral damage that can occur when some people read some of the stuff, but for some others to still understand it.
I know how that works from reading some older texts, and having to unlock them before being able to understand them, basically you look at all the words, but the sentence does not formulate in your mind, when it is blocked, and you have to read and think on the sentence many times, to be able to get past those blockers. Also why I will listen to the same song many times. Although most of that is like trying many numbers on a lock where each context is like a different combination number to try and unlock the item with, until one of them opens up a meaning in a song set.
Another form of blocker is lack of awareness, another form is context, and there is also various things that can sidetrack with fear or thinking on other topics. Put something that is visceral in a comment, and any group that thinks such an item is visceral, will side track themselves when reading something.
Basically it is using the blockers in people to segment who sees what is written, and many people do that.
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