Student sends screenshot of email to professor goes viral

• A student emailed his professor who keeps misspelling his name.
• He shared a screenshot of the mail addressed to his professor on Twitter.
• Internet supported his initiative.

One student sent an email to a professor who frequently misspells his name. On Twitter, he posted a screenshot of the letter intended for his professor.

A student made the choice to approach a lecturer who frequently spelled his name incorrectly in emails. He expressed his anger in a letter to his lecturer. He posted a screenshot of the letter written to his professor on Twitter. Many additional Twitter users who agreed that this was the proper course of action fully backed this kid.

“This email I sent to my professor that kept misspelling my name was my girl boss moment,” he wrote and shared a screenshot of the mail.

“Hello Professor. In regards to the paper, I will do that. However, I just wanted to ask why you misspell my name with every email when it is on the screen? I just find it unpleasant how you get the spelling of “Aktiengesellschaft” correctly in the same email where you misspell my name that is clearly written on the screen. Kindest regards. Saeed (not Saed, Seead, or Saad),” he wrote.

this email I sent to my professor that kept misspelling my name was my girlboss moment pic.twitter.com/lckub3vMjY

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— Hurt CoPain (@SaeedDiCaprio) January 1, 2023

In subsequent tweets, Saeed also mentioned that he had received no response from the professor. “Also there was no response he never even acknowledged it,” he added.

also there was no response he never even acknowledged it 💀

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— Hurt CoPain (@SaeedDiCaprio) January 1, 2023

Twitter users backed the youngster wholeheartedly, and several even revealed their own hardships.

The struggle is real,” a user wrote.

“I had a client misspell my name every single time he emailed me even though my email signature was in every message. Finally, I misspelled his name in an email to him just ONCE…he had the nerve to write back and say “Oh I see what you did there. I misspelled your name so,” another user wrote.

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I’ve spent my entire life having my name misspelled & mispronounced. The struggle is real.

— Jeana writes dark romance (@JeanaEMann) January 2, 2023

My move at my old job was to make my name (in my signature) one point larger every time someone misspelled it.

— Larra Kelly (@LarraKyleen) January 1, 2023

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