What on earth does "Your all alone" mean?

What is the word "Your" referring to? Your what is all alone? I saw that nonsense posted on here and I tried asking the poster what it meant but (s)he wouldn't explain in a sensible and logical manner. How are we supposed to respond to such a nonsensical post?

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KingofBones1 · 46-50, M

It means you are on your own do not expect any support back up friendship or anything else

KarenKC · 56-60, F

@KingofBones1 How does "Your" mean "You are"? Can someone please show me where the verb is in the word "Your"? I don't see it.

KingofBones1 · 46-50, M

@KarenKC it is an abbreviated verb for you are it is the American English language

KarenKC · 56-60, F

@KingofBones1 I dont believe "Your" is American English for "You are". I've never seen or heard of that before. The word "Your" is NOT an abbreviated verb at all.

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KingofBones1 · 46-50, M

@KarenKC have a good day y o u r s whatever

Stuffy · 61-69, F

@KarenKC ‘your’ is an adverb describing the verb “is” meaning whose it is. This is my reply. The above is ‘your’ reply. To say “your all alone” is probably an error that should have been “you’re all alone” yet if we assumed they really meant ‘your’ it could me that “all alone” is yours. The alone belongs to you. Which would be an unusually way to say it.
If you really didn’t guess what they probably meant was I’m not being with you in some way or no one is with you.

KarenKC · 56-60, F

@Stuffy What do you mean?