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1. coolmomtech.com › 2014 › 0799 texting acronyms and phrases that every parent should know

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   Jul 14, 2014 · Texting Acronyms for Parents of Teenagers - […] If you are interested in leaning more texting acronyms check out NetLingo.com , NoSlang.com or Cool Mom Tech’s 99… How parents can help children choose their ‘digital tattoo’ - […] Cool Mom Tech: 99 texting acronyms and phrases that every parent should know […]

2. www.verizon.com › about › parentingText abbreviations and acronyms every parent should know

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   Nov 5, 2024 · no cap — truth. o7 — salute (emoticon, paying respect) omdb — over my dead body. ong — on God, a term used to express strong belief or emotions. oop — expression of shock, embarrassment or amusement. qq or q_q — crying (emoticon) smh — shaking my head (meaning, that’s so dumb) srsly — seriously.

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4. www.bark.us › blog › teen-text-speak-codes-every2024 Teen Slang Meanings Every Parent Should Know | Bark

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   • AF — As f**k.
   • A mood — A relatable feeling or situation (often shortened to the single word, “mood”)
   • And I oop — Used when something is really surprising or provocative.
   • And that’s on [something] — Used to indicate that you’ve just shared a truth that needs no further discussion.

5. raisingteenstoday.com › texting-acronyms-parents130 Popular Texting Acronyms Parents of Teens Should Know

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   Jun 24, 2022 · Social Media and Texting Acronyms Parents Should Be Aware Of: ASL: Age/Sex/Location. CD9: Can’t talk parents are here. CU46: See you for sex. FBOI: A guy who’s just looking for sex. FWB: Friends with benefits (friends who hook up and have sex occasionally)

6. www.mspy.com › blog › the-list-of-acronyms-parentsText Acronyms for Parents: Top 50 Abbreviations You Need to Know

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   Jul 26, 2024 · If you wonder what a “THOT” is or confused about the real “SMH” meaning, this article is for you. Below, you will find the top 50 most popular texting codes parents should know about. General Acronyms. AF — As f**k; AFK – Away from keyboard; AFAIK – As far as I know; ATM – At the moment; Bae — Significant other or crush

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   Nov 6, 2021 · Terms, Phrases & Acronyms. A real one. A person who is being authentic, genuine, trusted. And I oop. A phrase used after a funny mistake or accident. Awks. Short for awkward. Baddie. Name for an independent female who is tough and beautiful.

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   How many texting acronyms and expressions should a parent know?

   • Here, 99 texting acronyms and expressions that every parent should know. It’s not complete by any means, but it’s a start. Of course, lots of text speak will vary by region or even school or peer group. This is really just to help you understand that this kind of language exists in the first place.

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   Why do teens use acronyms when texting?

   • As most teens hide their online activity from parents, they face a necessity to text safely, without revealing their real intentions. They often use acronyms to mislead parents and get the message delivered correctly. Teenage Texting Lingo: What Is an Acronym?

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   Why do kids use acronyms?

   • They help to shorten commonly used phrases and encode information that kids want to hide from their parents. Although some acronyms (such as IMHO for “In my humble opinion” or YMMD for “You made my day”) are harmless, others (such as KMS for “kill myself”) can alert you about the danger.

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   What are some abbreviations for texting?

   • w8 — wait wya — where you at? wyd — what you doing? hifw — how I feel when mfw — my face when mrw — my reaction when tfw — that feeling when til — today I learned Ready to use these acronyms, abbreviations and slang words for texting? Go for it!

   Text abbreviations and acronyms every parent should know

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   What slang does a teen use when texting?

   • Teens often use abbreviations and slang when texting which can confuse parents, such as "BRB" (be right back) and "LOL" (laugh out loud). Teens also use codes and symbols to discuss sensitive topics discreetly. Familiarizing yourself with text speak and popular slang terms can help you better communicate with your child and keep them safer online.

   2024 Teen Slang Meanings Every Parent Should Know - Bark

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   Is texting a teen safe?

   • The good news is, most of what our teens text is pretty harmless. However, there are a handful of acronyms that every parent of teens should be aware of – acronyms that are specifically used to mask risky behavior.

   130 Popular Texting Acronyms Parents of Teens Should Know

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9. time.com › 4373616Text Abbreviations: Acronyms for Parents to Understand ... - TIME

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   May 3, 2012 · AF: Technically an acronym for “as f#¢&,” it means extremely. As in, “I’m hungry AF.”. Bae: Babe or baby, in the romantic (and not the infant) sense. Also short for “before anyone ...