Your "years of experience" are you being a vexatious litigant. Hardly impressive, considering your track record.
This comment, so deliciously ironic considering the source.
Tells can be written as well as verbal and gestural, Melinda. Repeated phrasings, sentence construction, typos, all of these things give a picture into the mind of the writer. Your repeated use of "PASS" for example. It tells us you're uncomfortable with a given topic and want to veto it's discussion, even though you have no authority or respect to do so.
Another repeated phrase you think sounds a lot more impressive than it does.
I know you think this makes you sound cool and aloof and that you have a long term overarching plan, but it doesn't. And you don't.
Actually Pro-Se litigants are usually given considerably more leeway than people filing with a lawyer because a lawyer is expected to know how the law system works. In many cases judges will bend over backwards to give pro-se litigants additional chances to amend and refile. If you did not get that chance your filings must be especially terrible.
She got embarassed that she and/or her phone's autocorrect kept changing your to you're and she blamed it on a word filter that somehow affects only her.
Or to put it another way, she's exceptional.