I am addicted to fucking chat smileys oh god

Mar 25, 2011 13:32

I'm coming to realize that I can't bring myself to type without decorating what I'm saying with various unnecessary forms of punctuation. I can go back and edit out smileys and exclamation points, but I always feel like I'm coming off as unfriendly if I'm not being...expressive ( Read more... )

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kittycow March 25 2011, 19:22:52 UTC
omg, no i'm the same way. I feel like if someone ISNT using emotes, I usually have no idea how they want me to take their message, or they're just really BLAAH~ So I also have the habit of just sticking a smilie at the end of stuff, when I notice how much I do it too, its like IS THIS ANNOYING? PROBABLY? D: Truth is, I don't care if I see it on other people's stuff. So maybe it doesn't matter as much as we think if we do it "too much".

WE HAVE FEELINGS DAMMIT. AND WANT TO SHOW THEMMM

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1strangepirate March 25 2011, 20:02:30 UTC
I think it depends on what person and what emoticions

I used to use xD constantly when I was like 16 but I find it kind of obnoxious now

but I use loads of c: and :/ and 8U and :) and }8) and 8D (when very excited!) and stuff now

sometimes people prefer a "rofl" or ", haha" or "lol" to a 8D though

but yeah it's weird to have conversations with people online and them give no clue as to their reactions or expressions

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shirai_kirei March 26 2011, 05:38:02 UTC
I don't expect people to use emotes, but even if I get a million of them it never bothers me. However, I've been raged at for not being all *~SUPER HAPPY DESUDESUDESU~* just because I don't use them all the time -_- I get asked every five minutes "are you okay? Are you mad at me?" & it makes me want to bash my head against a wall. I use them probably 79% of the time.
More often, instead of emotes, I use *action/expression* within asterisks.. sort of like constant roleplaying. I dunno what you'd call that.. text-emote? xD <-- I use that, (; , :3, & D: most often. Or :DDDD when I'm being obnoxious on purpose.

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