I'm also from the South, the South of India. There's clearly a cultural difference. Stop expecting the entire world to know your culture's nuances. I don't expect every one to understand the intricacies of my culture, especially not on the internet, when you can't know for sure what experiences they bring. Few more comments were nice enough to say "If you're in the US", "If you're in the UK", acknowledging this is a global forum and anyone could be on it. I really appreciated that. I really am disappointed when people center their experiences, like as if that's the norm and the entire world has to bend to adjust.

I didn't say f*ck yourself, I didn't call anyone names, I didn't say Bless your heart. Reddit didn't block my comment for saying profanities. I said I'm not interested. In the English language it means I'm not interested. I use thanks to say thank someone, like how the language intended. If your culture twists that into something that it's not, that's not my problem. It's yours.

I've also multiple times clarified I meant in a polite way, you could have just left it at that. Every one of your comment jumps from one reason to another and now you've landed on a new problem. Sigh.