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For example, if you and a friend recently had a conversation about how fast spaceships travel, your friend might send you a text that says "ICYC, I looked up manned spaceship speeds ... nearly 25,000 mph!" Your friend might follow up this message with a link to a relevant article.
In some cases (like above), people use ISTR even when they exactly recall the thing they're talking about. These people likely began their message with ISTR in an attempt to not seem overly assertive or pushy.
Because saying IYQ out loud sounds like a child saying "I like you," you should use this acronym only with those who would be comfortable hearing you use baby talk. Notably, you may want to think twice before sending IYQ to a potential newGForBF.
illi is a VERY sexy girl and very popular, she’s basically a boy magnet!!
I'm laughing on the internet, but I'm not laughing in real life
I love you like a fat kid loves cake.
I Love You But Then I Don't
I am too sexy for you
In my humble but correct opinion
When you return to a conversation after being gone for a while, you can use "IB," which stands for "I'm back." For example, if you return to a chat room after eating dinner, you might message them, "IB, what'd I miss?"
Typically, teenagers or young adults use the acronym, but older adults may also use it. It is just one of many ways to tell someone that you love them, along withILY2andlu4ever.
I am not a brain surgeon
in csae you didn't know
I don't understand what you mean.
i find that hard to belive
I thought you'd like to know
A phrase used to describe the vibe, energy, or aesthetic something exudes. The Gen-Z equivalent of 'it reminds me of' but make it more dramatic and less grammatically correct.
I am just scraping noslang.com
I am not your lawyer
I see what you did there
I didn't know yoru mom blogs too
i just came on my keyboard
i love you k thanks bye
i love you more than you love me