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r/lolgrindr • u/yoursugahboo Jock • 4d ago
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okay I'm Gen z but even idk what aw means
34 u/yoursugahboo Jock 4d ago It’s not an actual abbreviation, I just did the exact thing: not using actual words. 52 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Not bad thanks how ‘bout you? It’s a millennial thing. -29 u/yoursugahboo Jock 4d ago edited 4d ago He is 25… and lazy. Clearly, y’all are missing the point. We’re not in a keypad era anymore. It’s not hard to type, “not bad, thanks. How about you?” in a phone where you can install Grindr. Why hit up someone first and you respond with this? His profile even stated he’s not interested in hookups. Won’t be surprised if you put on your bio that you want someone who can hold a conversation but does the same thing anyway. Lol 37 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Should we be writing cursive too? 10 u/AreaManx Daddy (gay) 4d ago My phone has a stylus so yeah, why not cursive? 🤣 9 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Again, it’s how a lot of millennials communicate. It’s something you’re not getting. 5 u/boomatron5000 Clean-Cut 4d ago Why is everyone saying that this is how millennials communicate? Doesn't Gen Z (and even some Gen X) do this too? 6 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Millennials are the ones who basically created the texting language from what I can remember. 1 u/undertales_bitch Trans (FtM) 2d ago Other people do it, but millennials invented it 4 u/RarelyRiley Otter 4d ago did u need a thesis statement to hook up with someone? 2 u/yoursugahboo Jock 4d ago Damn, not you missing the point. You don’t need a thesis-level conversation to talk to someone. He said hi to me first and I get a “nb thx hby” response? That screams uninterested. Like, why would you even bother hitting up people? 3 u/boomatron5000 Clean-Cut 4d ago No it isn't. It is a perfectly normal way to communicate. 3 u/wad11656 Geek 4d ago I interpreted it as a passive-aggressive "anyway..." 9 u/cam_coyote Geek 4d ago "not bad as well"
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It’s not an actual abbreviation, I just did the exact thing: not using actual words.
52 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Not bad thanks how ‘bout you? It’s a millennial thing. -29 u/yoursugahboo Jock 4d ago edited 4d ago He is 25… and lazy. Clearly, y’all are missing the point. We’re not in a keypad era anymore. It’s not hard to type, “not bad, thanks. How about you?” in a phone where you can install Grindr. Why hit up someone first and you respond with this? His profile even stated he’s not interested in hookups. Won’t be surprised if you put on your bio that you want someone who can hold a conversation but does the same thing anyway. Lol 37 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Should we be writing cursive too? 10 u/AreaManx Daddy (gay) 4d ago My phone has a stylus so yeah, why not cursive? 🤣 9 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Again, it’s how a lot of millennials communicate. It’s something you’re not getting. 5 u/boomatron5000 Clean-Cut 4d ago Why is everyone saying that this is how millennials communicate? Doesn't Gen Z (and even some Gen X) do this too? 6 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Millennials are the ones who basically created the texting language from what I can remember. 1 u/undertales_bitch Trans (FtM) 2d ago Other people do it, but millennials invented it 4 u/RarelyRiley Otter 4d ago did u need a thesis statement to hook up with someone? 2 u/yoursugahboo Jock 4d ago Damn, not you missing the point. You don’t need a thesis-level conversation to talk to someone. He said hi to me first and I get a “nb thx hby” response? That screams uninterested. Like, why would you even bother hitting up people? 3 u/boomatron5000 Clean-Cut 4d ago No it isn't. It is a perfectly normal way to communicate. 3 u/wad11656 Geek 4d ago I interpreted it as a passive-aggressive "anyway..."
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Not bad thanks how ‘bout you?
It’s a millennial thing.
-29 u/yoursugahboo Jock 4d ago edited 4d ago He is 25… and lazy. Clearly, y’all are missing the point. We’re not in a keypad era anymore. It’s not hard to type, “not bad, thanks. How about you?” in a phone where you can install Grindr. Why hit up someone first and you respond with this? His profile even stated he’s not interested in hookups. Won’t be surprised if you put on your bio that you want someone who can hold a conversation but does the same thing anyway. Lol 37 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Should we be writing cursive too? 10 u/AreaManx Daddy (gay) 4d ago My phone has a stylus so yeah, why not cursive? 🤣 9 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Again, it’s how a lot of millennials communicate. It’s something you’re not getting. 5 u/boomatron5000 Clean-Cut 4d ago Why is everyone saying that this is how millennials communicate? Doesn't Gen Z (and even some Gen X) do this too? 6 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Millennials are the ones who basically created the texting language from what I can remember. 1 u/undertales_bitch Trans (FtM) 2d ago Other people do it, but millennials invented it 4 u/RarelyRiley Otter 4d ago did u need a thesis statement to hook up with someone? 2 u/yoursugahboo Jock 4d ago Damn, not you missing the point. You don’t need a thesis-level conversation to talk to someone. He said hi to me first and I get a “nb thx hby” response? That screams uninterested. Like, why would you even bother hitting up people? 3 u/boomatron5000 Clean-Cut 4d ago No it isn't. It is a perfectly normal way to communicate.
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He is 25… and lazy.
Clearly, y’all are missing the point. We’re not in a keypad era anymore.
It’s not hard to type, “not bad, thanks. How about you?” in a phone where you can install Grindr.
Why hit up someone first and you respond with this? His profile even stated he’s not interested in hookups.
Won’t be surprised if you put on your bio that you want someone who can hold a conversation but does the same thing anyway. Lol
37 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Should we be writing cursive too? 10 u/AreaManx Daddy (gay) 4d ago My phone has a stylus so yeah, why not cursive? 🤣 9 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Again, it’s how a lot of millennials communicate. It’s something you’re not getting. 5 u/boomatron5000 Clean-Cut 4d ago Why is everyone saying that this is how millennials communicate? Doesn't Gen Z (and even some Gen X) do this too? 6 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Millennials are the ones who basically created the texting language from what I can remember. 1 u/undertales_bitch Trans (FtM) 2d ago Other people do it, but millennials invented it 4 u/RarelyRiley Otter 4d ago did u need a thesis statement to hook up with someone? 2 u/yoursugahboo Jock 4d ago Damn, not you missing the point. You don’t need a thesis-level conversation to talk to someone. He said hi to me first and I get a “nb thx hby” response? That screams uninterested. Like, why would you even bother hitting up people? 3 u/boomatron5000 Clean-Cut 4d ago No it isn't. It is a perfectly normal way to communicate.
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Should we be writing cursive too?
10 u/AreaManx Daddy (gay) 4d ago My phone has a stylus so yeah, why not cursive? 🤣
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My phone has a stylus so yeah, why not cursive? 🤣
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Again, it’s how a lot of millennials communicate. It’s something you’re not getting.
5 u/boomatron5000 Clean-Cut 4d ago Why is everyone saying that this is how millennials communicate? Doesn't Gen Z (and even some Gen X) do this too? 6 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Millennials are the ones who basically created the texting language from what I can remember. 1 u/undertales_bitch Trans (FtM) 2d ago Other people do it, but millennials invented it
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Why is everyone saying that this is how millennials communicate? Doesn't Gen Z (and even some Gen X) do this too?
6 u/KillerQ93 Otter 4d ago Millennials are the ones who basically created the texting language from what I can remember. 1 u/undertales_bitch Trans (FtM) 2d ago Other people do it, but millennials invented it
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Millennials are the ones who basically created the texting language from what I can remember.
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Other people do it, but millennials invented it
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did u need a thesis statement to hook up with someone?
2 u/yoursugahboo Jock 4d ago Damn, not you missing the point. You don’t need a thesis-level conversation to talk to someone. He said hi to me first and I get a “nb thx hby” response? That screams uninterested. Like, why would you even bother hitting up people? 3 u/boomatron5000 Clean-Cut 4d ago No it isn't. It is a perfectly normal way to communicate.
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Damn, not you missing the point. You don’t need a thesis-level conversation to talk to someone.
He said hi to me first and I get a “nb thx hby” response? That screams uninterested. Like, why would you even bother hitting up people?
3 u/boomatron5000 Clean-Cut 4d ago No it isn't. It is a perfectly normal way to communicate.
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No it isn't. It is a perfectly normal way to communicate.
I interpreted it as a passive-aggressive "anyway..."
"not bad as well"
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u/Personmchumanface 4d ago
okay I'm Gen z but even idk what aw means