Chuck

And also the context really matters.

Like, you know, you obviously kind of know what's going on between you when you're getting these, or, you know, you're seeking clarity, but, you know, there's an established thing kind of happening here.

So if you get a hydrangea, it can be thanking the receiver for understanding or that you think they're frigid and heartless.

Right.

So you really got to kind of have a read on the general air of the relationship.

Yeah.

Not helpful at all.

And then I also mentioned that they were presented upside down.

That also matters.

If they are upside down, it basically says it's opposite day.

So I guess you're trying to sort of maybe confuse if mom is looking on and sees these flowers, but it would seem like mom would know about opposite day too.

Yeah.

So I'm not really sure why they would do that.

Maybe to throw somebody off the scent.

Who knows?

How the ribbon was tied also matters.

Tied to the left, the symbolism is applied to the giver.

It's tied to the right if it's in reference to the recipient.

Right.

Okay, I thought that might have been a misprint pansy, but I literally looked at my computer keyboard and was like, nah, I bet that T and the P are pretty far apart.