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fromwww.theguardian.com
3 weeks agoLOL: is this the ultimate texting faux pas (and what should you use instead)?
So as in laugh out loud? Or laughing out loud, though David Cameron thought it stood for lots of love and used to sign off to Rebekah Brooks, the former Sun and News of the World editor, with a LOL. I'm LOL-ing at his LOL mishap. Well, you shouldn't. Why? Because anyone who still LOLs is not cool. Laughing out loud is no longer acceptable? No, using LOL in a text or a WhatsApp is no longer acceptable. Says who? It's according to gen Z.
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fromTODAY.com
2 months ago22-Year-Old's Texting Guide for His Parents Goes Viral: We've Been Using Exclamation Points All Wrong
Clear rules for emoji, punctuation, and reactions reduce generational texting misunderstandings and improve digital communication between parents and younger people.
fromTODAY.com
2 months agoWhat Happens When Your Kids Become Teenagers? Adam Scott Tells Adam Brody His 1 Takeaway
"When they become full-fledged teenagers, they don't want you to text them," Scott, who shares two kids with wife Naomi Scott, jokingly says. "They don't want you to text them, and if you do, it needs to be brief and you can't use punctuation, or it'll be embarrassing." "OK, so leave them alone," Brody notes, asking the "Severance" star if he could divulge his phone philosophy with his kids.
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fromNew York Post
7 months agoHow often should you text when you start dating? 'We're addicted to the blue bubbles,' experts warn
Texting etiquette in dating lacks clarity, causing confusion and anxiety.
The 'talking stage' complicates connections due to limited information and commitment.
Hypercommunication may cause distorted perceptions of partners.
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