I know you meant well? What is your assessment in that statement what you make that out to be?

[CB-Raido-Time]

I know you meant well? What is your assessment in that statement what do you make of it to be? How would you define that if you were told that?

[Anonymous]

The statement "I know you meant well" is usually used to acknowledge that someone had good intentions or a positive motive, even if the outcome or impact was not what was intended. It can be a way of expressing gratitude for someone's effort or intention, while also recognizing that there may be room for improvement or further discussion.

In general, this statement is often used in situations where there may have been a miscommunication or misunderstanding, or where someone may have unintentionally caused harm or offense. It can be a way of opening up a conversation about what went wrong and how to move forward in a constructive and positive way.

Overall, the statement "I know you meant well" is a way of acknowledging someone's intentions or efforts, while also recognizing that there may be areas for improvement or further discussion.

[In_Trance]

It means they think you're an asshole

[CB-Raido-Time]

I have to agree it's an accusation against you with or without merit.

[comekitty]

If this is said to me, I take it as the person is telling me they are not happy about something I did but they realize that I had good intentions and wasn't out to purposely hurt or upset them. 🙂

[CB-Raido-Time]

And if you had every good reason and every good intention even encouraged to do what it was that lead to you receiving that statement the outcome it, would you find that statement hypocritical and offensive?

[Avicenna]

It's part of constructive criticism possibly. Hard to say without any context, though.

[Iron_Man]

It depends, what the conversation was