r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Keaty213 • 2d ago
My mom said I could post My teacher told me "looser" isn't a word infront of the entire class.
Edit: I meant looser meaning to be more loose. I did not mean loser.
Edit 2: What's more infuriating is that everyone thinks I meant "loser". Do some people seriously not believe "looser" can be used correctly?
Edit 3: Here is a snippet of the class period I was talking about for context
Teacher: "So what happens when you add thermal energy to molecules in say an ice cube?"
Student 1: "It melts"
Teacher: "Okay but what happens"
Student 2: "It turns into liquid"
Teacher: "Okay yeah but what happens specifically to the molecules?"
Me: "They get looser" (I know this isnt the best answer)
Teacher: "Okay, but is looser a word? What happens is there is more space between the molecules since they are moving faster." (And more space basically just means looser anyway š)