I think you’re confused because you would never use “shit”/“shat” transitively. you shit *at* people, you don’t shit them (I sincerely hope). a more obviously transitive verb might be “...
Wouldn’t you need the preposition in the sentence, though? Because in the sentence you’d have to write the “to” bit. Talked “to” you.
That’s different than to “shit someone.” You don’t need the preposition for the sentence to make sense. Are you shitting me? Transitive. It doesn’t necessarily have to be taken as pushing someone out of your ass. 😂 it’s idiomatic, and transitive.
That’s different than to “shit someone.” You don’t need the preposition for the sentence to make sense. Are you shitting me? Transitive. It doesn’t necessarily have to be taken as pushing someone out of your ass. 😂 it’s idiomatic, and transitive.
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