I’m just a bit old to be a millennial (The Oregon Trail generation, thank you very much) and I will often add a “, lol” to the end of a sentence just to hopefully help the lighthearted tone come through.
I’m sorry but “lol” is a totem of the fact that our generation was the first that grew up with the internet. Instant messengers were a cornerstone of our youth, and it’s been embedded into our language. There is no changing this.
It would be like us asking you to stop using “it’s giving” or similar.
What does “it’s giving” mean? I don’t think I’ve heard anyone say that.
Okay rofl
Lol isn’t an acronym. It’s an initialism. L.O.L.
who said it was?
The people who literally say “lol” irl
So what
How will people know my tone? It’s stupid, but effective.
Lol.
I literally can’t stop myself lol
It’s a problem lmao
lol. lmao, even.
how do you ask someone to change their whole identity like that
Username, lol
I hear you.
Hear me out, though, don’t censor the way other people speak as long as that speech is inoffensive.
If it makes people happy to add lol, or any other thing into their speaking pattern, then that’s perfectly fine.
If you have a judgment about it, keep it to yourself.
There are more important things to worry about.
This. Unless it’s uwu. Unironic uwu users must be shunned for the good of us all
uwudn’t!
It’s time to just support cringe as long as it’s not fascist cringe.
It’s time to be groovy with any type of ‘other’ that accepts others.
Lol, no.
I literally can’t help it lol
It’s just what I do hahaWell crap my username announces my age.
Well crap my username announces my age, lol.
There, fixed it for you, lol
It’s a good tone indicator
Ok!
I could never bring myself to do that, actually.
So I just ended up replacing it with an equally annoying onomatopoeic expression to end almost every sentence, haha
I unapologetically balance my lols and hahas. Loha if you will lol
This is the way. Lol
lol
