The Real Truth About Typos

Recently, in Goddess Kwan Yin's yahoo group, Mark posted the following:

I was reading some group posts recently and, often, people make small typos in their posts, sometimes substituting a similar word to the intended word as a result. Usually, I just let the typo go by, mentally correcting it as I read. Sometimes, however, the word substitution makes me start thinking about what if the substituted word were really the intended one, even subconsciously?

Hmm. On thinking about it, this seems to be the typographical equivalent of the Freudian slip. What do you think?

An interesting question, Mark! I think typos definitely mean something, at least in chat and quite often in private email. When men are chatting and sometimes when they're typing an email to a lovely Lady, they typo when they are aroused ;) It's true! If you think it isn't, next time you are chatting with or typing an email to a woman that you find attractive, watch and see if you make any typos. Sure enough, you will! The funny thing is, the more aroused you are, the more typos you'll make. Again, watch and see if this doesn't happen.

I also believe other women are aware of this phenomenon but are discreet about saying anything. We know you're aroused and we use that knowledge to our advantage... smiling on the inside the entire time, watching as the typos increase in response to the things we say and do...

Lady Julia
(PS - we know when you backspace and correct the typos, too, so even if what you type is presented as perfect, we still know you are aroused and covering it up...)