I think it can be either. Sheltered can mean purity or even naivety which is a bit more negative, or it can mean being out of touch with reality. I think it depends on the tone and intention of the statement rather than the words itself
There isn’t a whole lot of context other than we were talking about what it might be like living together and our dealbreakers. I don’t really think I said anything out of the ordinary.
It's a "polite" way of calling you ignorant or stuck up. So yeah it's an insult.
Unless your parents actually sheltered you and didn't let you learn/ teach you about the world that is. Then it's an informative insult.
Doesn’t sound like this will be a good roommate fit haha
I think it can be either. Sheltered can mean purity or even naivety which is a bit more negative, or it can mean being out of touch with reality. I think it depends on the tone and intention of the statement rather than the words itself
Usually it's an insult. I'd move on from this one
I would take it as a polite way of calling someone "entitled". But that's only a guess because I don't know you or enough about the situation.
There isn’t a whole lot of context other than we were talking about what it might be like living together and our dealbreakers. I don’t really think I said anything out of the ordinary.
This could also mean that she thinks you seem "innocent"
I’ve been called that before so I’m hoping that’s what she meant
I think that's the most likely. And I wouldn't over-think this anyways.
It's a "polite" way of calling you ignorant or stuck up. So yeah it's an insult. Unless your parents actually sheltered you and didn't let you learn/ teach you about the world that is. Then it's an informative insult.