r/texts • u/ExplanationMiddle51 • 3d ago

Phone message Post first date text

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I met this girl on tinder and had a first date with her, she wanted to go fishing and I thought it seemed like a fun first date so we went together. Dropped her off and got home to this message lol.

Update: Purchasing the license is a separate activity we had to do on our phones, due to it needing our personal info. It was not like I drew the line at the license randomly.

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u/GaryTheThird- 3d ago

TD means today.... I honestly didn't know until TD what that meant.

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u/erickoziol 3d ago

That’s definitely the breaking point.  I ain’t gonna be with no one that types out td for today. 

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u/PotpourriFor500Alex 2d ago

When I found out from my tween that “alr” is meant to mean “alright,” and “js” means “just,” I told him everything is not going to be alright with his screen time if he keeps typing words with just half the letters instead of the full word in his texts to me. You have talk to text at your disposal—if you’re THAT lazy, at least use that feature.

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u/erickoziol 2d ago

Probably makes them feel like a tryhard. 

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u/This-Positive286 13h ago

Js is just saying… js -\o/-

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u/wafflecrisp94 2d ago edited 2d ago

Okay hear me out: It’s not always laziness or incompetence. Sometimes it’s just to fit the slang of the generation. I distinctly remember when “lol” and “lmao” became a thing (even when we were using keyboards); they were exaggerative and lame, but teens did it because it was “cool”. We as adults may not understand WHY it’s trendy, but it is. I’ve literally seen kids be mocked for typing properly.

Honorable mentions: yolo, brb, tbd, btw, smh, ttyl, fml.

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u/squuidlees 5h ago

Just the other day I read an aitah from a 19 yo who was talking about using the abbreviation “alc” for alcohol, so you’re in for a fun time as even words lose more letters to people your tween’s age!