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What does might be dumb but I am not mean?

The phrase "might be dumb but I am not mean" is a way to say that:

Someone might make mistakes or have limited knowledge, but they are not intentionally hurtful.

It's often used to:

* Deflect criticism: Someone might say this when they feel they are being judged for their lack of knowledge or intelligence.

* Acknowledge a mistake: Someone might use this phrase after they've done something foolish or made a mistake, but want to assure others that they meant no harm.

* Express kindness: This phrase can be used to show that someone is willing to forgive others' mistakes and to extend empathy, even if they disagree with them.

In essence, the phrase conveys a desire to be kind and understanding, even in situations where someone might be seen as lacking in intelligence.

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