Text emojis
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Anonymous
| Not a big deal |
Anonymous
Pretty much....random I'm thinking of you. Awesome if you like them. If you're on the fence ewww |
Anonymous
| Life is short, let him do what makes him happy |
Anonymous
| If itβs just an answer to a question I have no problem with it. A thumbs up or a smile in response to βwould you like to get together this eveningβ is fine by me. |
Anonymous
Oh god yes. Just saw a FB post from somebody who is not my friend (she tagged my friend, so the post popped up). Tons of heart emojis in it as she gushed about her husband. Kind of made me want to vomit. But if I actually liked her I might have not even noticed. I love getting thinking of you texts from the right people. |
Anonymous
| If they are used in appropriate context and sparingly, fine. If he uses them like my mom and great aunts .... no. |
Anonymous
| My boyfriend will send a smile or a wink every now and then, doesn't bother me at all. |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
Oops! πΆ πΌ |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
ππ½πππ½ |
Anonymous
LMAO |
Anonymous
| Emojis are for us ladies. Well, some of us. |
Anonymous
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If you get upset over emoji's then you wouldn't be to my taste because you sound like you are so uptight and boring. If you are going to judge me on something as simple as a text, ugh, you sound high maintenance and extremely petty. I just couldn't be bothered waiting for the next inanely simple thing that would set you off.
Oh I know it would be the grammar of my texts. |
Anonymous
I previously posted about not responding to text that include emojis. My wife is the life of the party and also canβt stand emojis. We arenβt uptight just prefer to use words. We also arenβt on social media, so that could be part of it. |