His god is ghosting him. That means just ignoring all attempts at communication. Once could argue that this is just like the gods in our real life, except that there there is at least some evidence that his god exists.
That is also something that is a feature of smart-phones: he could see that God started to reply, then decided not to.
God left him on read.
“His god is ghosting him.”
Perhaps ‘Holy Ghosting’ him?
xkcd did a “typing dots” strip a few months ago – https://xkcd.com/1886/ . It can be tantalising/ frustrating when you can see someone appears to be composing a long message and then only a tiny inconsequential squib shows up.
KN, please forgive it if I’ve already asked you this. I seem to ask whenever I see the expression “left on read” which you used, because I think it would help me understand.
So, what tense is “read” meant to be in? To put it another way, is it pronounced ‘reed’ or ‘red’?
(I think the notice saying “SEEN at” is in part what throws me off.)
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His god is ghosting him. That means just ignoring all attempts at communication. Once could argue that this is just like the gods in our real life, except that there there is at least some evidence that his god exists.
That is also something that is a feature of smart-phones: he could see that God started to reply, then decided not to.
God left him on read.
“His god is ghosting him.”
Perhaps ‘Holy Ghosting’ him?
xkcd did a “typing dots” strip a few months ago – https://xkcd.com/1886/ . It can be tantalising/ frustrating when you can see someone appears to be composing a long message and then only a tiny inconsequential squib shows up.
KN, please forgive it if I’ve already asked you this. I seem to ask whenever I see the expression “left on read” which you used, because I think it would help me understand.
So, what tense is “read” meant to be in? To put it another way, is it pronounced ‘reed’ or ‘red’?
(I think the notice saying “SEEN at” is in part what throws me off.)
(Near) synchronicity with https://www.gocomics.com/nancy/2018/09/02
It’s the past tense. The message has been read, as the guy can see, but not replied to. It’s left on read.
And I remember when “right on red” was the new thing!