Have you ever been harmed by input method?

I use the five-stroke input method, so it generally won't hurt me, but it's not completely unaffected by the input method. Let me say a shameful thing first, which is caused by the input method.

That computer is not mine, but one of my friends. I went to a friend's place to play during the holiday. When a colleague suddenly asked for a document, I went to WeChat to make one and sent it to them, so I borrowed a friend's computer. That's the point. His computer only installed Pinyin, not Wu Bi, but because there were not many problems, I didn't deliberately reinstall an input method.

I wonder what friends usually pay attention to. I used the word "if" that day, and what's even sadder is … I typed the letter backwards and typed it rugou, but the default rugou in TM input method is cleavage! So a paragraph becomes: cleavage (if) is not a problem. Colleagues in the group posted a series of tacit understanding. . . . .

Although I tried my best to explain that I used his computer at my friend's place, and they all knew that I had typed five strokes, when they were idle, they still joked about cleavage mistakes, especially when there was a dirty sister paper, and asked me why I would pay attention to cleavage as a woman.

This time, it should be regarded as the worst time that the input method hurt me. Although it is not the input method installed in my own computer, basically at other times, the five-stroke input method can't fool me much with my own computer or the company's special computer, which is why I like to use five strokes. If it is wrong, it will be incoherent at most, and there will be no other embarrassing meaning that will hurt me.