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  TIL I do sarcasm wrong.
  I don't change my tone when I am sarcastic.
  I wait for the other party to figure it out or ask, "really?" then say no.
  Probably makes me seem like a moron and/or an asshole.
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  Tone is hard to capture on the internet, better to be clear. In English, a significant part of sarcasm is tone of voice - there is no tone of voice on the internet.
  It's harder for non-native speakers of a language to understand subtlty like sarcasm
  It's harder for neuro-atypical people like autistic people to understand sarcasm.
  I'm a teacher with public facing leadership roles in my community. I also like to joke around on the internet. If someone were to connect my identity irl with my internet accounts I like to have plausible deniability for any outlandish jokes I've made instead of getting canceled.