…especially if he puts up much resistance.
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Opinion is polarized.
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Warning high levels of sarcasm detected in this area…
Someone needs to tell this Nathan Monk fella about a newfangled literary genre called poetry. I hear in poetry people can ask rhetorical questions to prompt their reader/listener to reflect on an emotional level. Some trendsetters are even putting it to music and calling their poems ‘lyrics’. Probably won’t catch on though… 
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Do you mean literary?
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Yes, yes I did. Autocorrect… what can you do?
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Proofread.
I shared that with my devout Catholic partners, and they loved it, a few weeks ago
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I run into that a lot in medical dictations. My paired nurse and other staff have fits reading my dictations. This is typical, if I don’t catch the errors first.
Funny Translations from Voice Recognition Software | Reader’s Digest (rd.com)
Some voice recognitions are programmed to translate acronyms to certain things. For example, “ED” means not “erectile dysfunction,” but “emergency department.” Occasionally, you’ll find a complaint of a “nice man who suffers from emergency department.”
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Oh of course, that’s where I’ve been going wrong all this time. Well my face is red! 
Anyway, thanks for pointing out the typo. Really appreciate you taking the time. It reads much better now. 
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Loved this. Had my wife and I in stitches. 
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Can I see some hands? Who else tried to like that response?
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I have to show my dad this
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It sometimes bothers me too. I mostly get bothered by the fact that my phone constantly changed entomology to etymology. Every time I have to back space and fix. It does it with lots of weird words. Some don’t even make sense. Like homicide gets changed into homocide. Lust gets changed to love. Fig gets changed to dig.
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