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Do you perceive other forms of words differently? Like emotionally more warm or cold? Inviting or sarcastic? For example, do you perceive these phrases as different? "Heyy have you eaten yet?" "Hey hv u eaten yet"
Or
"OMG IM SO EXCITED FOR TOMORROW" "omg I'm so excited for tomorrow" "omg im so excited 4 tmrw"
Or
"For sureeee I will revise it immediately" "Fs I'll revise it now"
This was a kinda silly question but this is genuinely one of my assignments..
Do you think maybe it's because Different types of words that are capitalized/abbreviated/elongated, Different context, Depends on the sender's personality n habits, Depends on social group (chronically online, etc.), Depends on "our" relationship (we as in sender and reader)
What are some other unlisted factors do you think affect the way you perceive the sender's intention/emotion?
P.S. I didn't have to do this but I did bc i couldn't sleep and this would be great additional evidence to my language class
When people abbreviate their words so much so that’s it’s only like a few letters, I.e. “hru wyd” I will automatically assume that they don’t actually want to talk and want to get back to what they were doing. I always try to add emojis to every text to retry to really convey what I’m feeling or how I feel as if we were face to face ️...... reply
