关于Hurtful的意思和用法的提问

A: a caricature is literally a crude drawing of someone which emphasizes certain characteristic features. Figuratively, making a hurtful caricature of someone can mean falsely representing them in a cruel or mean way

A: Thank you so much!

A: They're the same but hurtful would usually be used to describe feelings like "that was really hurtful to my feelings" and "that was a painful cut" and painful usually described something physical

A: × When she said that it was hurtful to hear that her boyfriend was mean about her hometown kind of insulting it, I instantly thought of what I would react to thaf if I were her in that situation.
✓ When she said that it was hurtful to hear that her boyfriend was mean about her hometown kind of insulting it, I instantly thought of how I would react if I were in her situation.

× Interestingly, I was able to understand how judgemental and quick-tempered or even very protective of myself.
✓ Interestingly, I was able to understand how judgemental and quick-tempered I was or even very protective of myself.

× That's because rhe first image that came to my mind was me telling myself that he can't be my groom and isn't a type of guy I am going to spend the rest of my life with like he's going be a bad influence to me, period.
✓ That's because the first image that came to my mind was me telling myself that he can't be my groom and isn't the type of guy I am going to spend the rest of my life with, he's going be a bad influence to me, period.

× I mean that's one time thing but I am able to conclude what to do with him right away, not considering reconciliation at all.
✓ I mean that's a one time thing but I am able to conclude what to do with him right away, not considering reconciliation at all.

A: Because you're retracting the statement now, when you're apologising. "I'll take it back" would be if you're going to take it back in the future, but most of the time, people take back what they said at the same time that they apologise for it, so it's in present tense. Does that make sense?

A: Thank you @peachssi 😆!!

A: Sounds perfectly natural.

A: "He must have been seriously hurt once, to make him not trust others like that."

This sentence order is more common in informal spoken language.