45 Painful Moments When It Had To Be Acknowledged That These People Were Technically Right
You have to admit it, like it or not.
Our world is not black and white but rather gray. This is an important concept to understand because it affects how we view the world and our place within it.
The shades of gray allow for nuance and understanding, as well as the recognition that things are rarely as clear-cut as they may seem. When we think of something being right or wrong, the reality is that things are rarely so simple.
There is often a great degree of complexity and ambiguity, and our judgment of what is right or wrong is often subjective. This is especially true in cases where multiple points of view are involved, such as when examining political issues or cultural differences.
Roses are often described as being red and violets as blue, although we can argue about the exact shades and the accuracy of this popular line. Nonetheless, most of us can agree that the sentiment is at least close to being true.
But what about when we consider truth in a different way? This funny Twitter page, called "True, I guess...", does exactly as it implies—it shares statements that are technically true but presented in a humorous manner.
This approach is similar to malicious compliance, wherein people use very literal solutions to random questions and tasks. Here are some of the funniest posts that might make you think, “Well, I guess they’re right.”
1. A diss track
trueiguess_2. Definitely a bird
trueiguess_3. Edit needed
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4. Tell us where you live
trueiguess_
5. Shirtless
immoleight__me
6. Heavy metal
trueiguess_
7. Just that
trueiguess_
8. A pyramid scheme
reddit.com
9. Right
trueiguess_
10. Pictures of people
trueiguess_
11. Don't know you
anshj21
12. Gated community
trueiguess_
13. Hard sometimes
Nep_Nep_Nep_Nep_Nep
14. True
trueiguess_
15. You are fired
trueiguess_
16. Covid-free
JingleXDingle
17. Life-changing
trueiguess_
18. What?
trueiguess_
19. So hard
trueiguess_
20. Will not happen again
trueiguess_
21. True
Anteraji
22. True again
trueiguess_
23. Christians
StrikingPercentage89
24. It does look like it
InternetH0F
25. Yes, they are
trueiguess_
26. Dad is home
trueiguess_
27. Wonder why
trueiguess_
28. Not wrong
trueiguess_
29. Good reason
ChristianServerJesus
30. India
trueiguess_
31. Really, sadly, true
ziad4826
32. That kind of pirate
marciucclaudiu
33. What do you mean?
trueiguess_
34. We didn't do anything
trueiguess_
35. Well done
SteelToeStilettos
36. Don't know you
trueiguess_
37. A selfie with Messi
trueiguess_
38. With a hammer?
trueiguess_
39. Win a debate
smeggysmeg
40. Makes sense
jinwoo1162
41. No longer dating
trueiguess_
42. A garage
trueiguess_
43. Provide proof
trueiguess_
44. Good value
trueiguess_
45. Not my president
ahw012345
The shades of gray that exist in our world also allow us to see multiple sides of an issue and to question our own assumptions. This helps foster critical thinking and can ultimately lead to more informed decisions.
It also allows us to be more accepting and understanding of different perspectives, as we recognize that our own beliefs are not necessarily the only truth. The gray in our world helps remind us that there is no clear-cut “right” or “wrong” answer.
Rather, our views are informed by our experiences and understanding of the world. As such, our views can and
