Literal, plain truth

Literal is a line built around exact meaning.

The language is direct and intentional. The words are meant to be taken at face value, without inference, subtext, or added interpretation. What’s written is what’s meant.

This line exists to reduce the work of decoding and explaining. It’s for people who communicate plainly and are often misunderstood because others look for meaning that isn’t there. The focus is clarity and accuracy, not performance or tone management.

Literal creates space where communication can be sufficient on its own. Nothing implied.

Words mean what they say.