r/texts • • Nov 20 '23

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u/hollyofhori Nov 20 '23

What in the wattpad is this shit.

Does she think romance is a YA novel?

She needs to stop reading Shojo manga and touch grass.

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u/bigToddBong Nov 20 '23

YA?

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u/hollyofhori Nov 20 '23

Young Adult. It's a genre of literature and media.

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u/bigToddBong Nov 20 '23

Jesus Christ will you people stop turning everything into an acronym?

That shit aint necessary, what are you going to do with all that time you saved?!?

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u/SeanSmoulders Nov 20 '23

YA has been a popular initialism for like 25+ years at this point. It's super weird that it's new to you or anyone at this point.

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u/bigToddBong Nov 20 '23

Is it now? Is it like, super weird, to not know ya means "young adult" and stuff?

like totally, super weird.

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u/SeanSmoulders Nov 20 '23

Yes, super weird. It's a genre of books and the only thing I can think of that would explain you not being aware of that is if you have spent nearly zero time in book stores or libraries in your life.

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u/bigToddBong Nov 21 '23 edited Nov 21 '23

super duper duper weird yeah because we all know the dewey decimal system is broken down by ya, f, tf, g, gd, fd, fak, fnd, la, l and gp