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LAST UPD: 08-04-2026.
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/gen
Genuine. The statement is sincere and meant literally.
”/gen I really enjoyed talking to you.”
/j
Joking. Not meant to be taken seriously.
“You’re banned forever. /j”
/hj
Half-joking. Contains both humor and seriousness.
“You owe me a million dollars. /hj”
/s, /sar, /sarc
Sarcastic. The opposite of the literal meaning is intended.
“Oh yeah, this is the BEST day ever. /sar”
/lh
Lighthearted. Said in a playful, relaxed manner.
“You’re so dramatic. /lh”
/nm
Not mad. No anger or hostility is intended.
“Could you not do that again? /nm”
/nbr
Not being rude. Intended politely.
“I don’t think that’s correct. /nbr”
/npa
Not passive-aggressive.
“I was just wondering if you were busy. /npa”
/nay
Not at you. Directed at something else.
“Ugh, I hate this game. /nay”
/nav
Not a vent. Not intended as emotional venting.
“Today was exhausting. /nav”
/vent
This message is a vent about emotions or experiences.
“Everything feels overwhelming today. /vent”
/neg
Negative. Expressing a negative opinion or feeling.
“I don’t really like this movie. /neg”
/pos
Positive. Expressing approval or happiness.
“That was awesome! /pos”
/neu
Neutral tone. Neither positive nor negative.
“I’ll be home around six. /neu”
/p
Platonic. Refers to friendship rather than romance.
“Love you! /p”
/r
Romantic. Intended romantically.
“I love you. /r”
/f
Flirting. Meant flirtatiously.
“Looking cute today. /f”
/sx
Sexual. Intended sexually.
“You’re so hot. /sx”
/pl
Playful. Said in a teasing, fun way.
“You’re such a nerd. /pl”
/t
Teasing. Intended as friendly teasing.
“Imagine losing to me. /t”
/hyp
Hyperbole. Intentionally exaggerated.
“I’ve waited a thousand years. /hyp”
/srs
Serious. No joking intended.
“Can we talk for a minute? /srs”
/genq, /gq
Genuine question. Looking for a real answer.
“What time is it? /genq”
/rq
Rhetorical question. Doesn’t require an answer.
“Who even does that? /rq”
/rhq
Rhetorical hypothetical question.
“What if pigs could fly? /rhq”
/q
Quote. Quoting someone else’s words.
”"I’ll be back." /q”
/ref
Reference. Referring to another piece of media or joke.
“One does not simply walk into Mordor. /ref”
/m
Metaphor.
“You’re my sunshine. /m”
/c
Copypasta. Shared as a meme or repeated text.
“Bee Movie script incoming… /c”
/cb
Clickbait. Intentionally exaggerated to grab attention.
“YOU WON’T BELIEVE WHAT HAPPENED /cb”
/rt, /rtq
Retorical tone (community variant).
“Guess I’ll just disappear then. /rt”
/info
Providing information.
“The event starts at 7 PM. /info”
/psa
Public service announcement.
“Please stay hydrated. /psa”
/genp
Genuine positive. A sincere compliment or positive remark.
“I’m really proud of you. /genp”
/genn
Genuine negative. A sincere criticism or negative opinion.
“I didn’t enjoy that. /genn”
/compl
Compliment.
“Your art is beautiful! /compl”
/crit
Constructive criticism.
“The proportions could be improved. /crit”
/pc, /con
Constructive criticism specifically intended to help.
“Maybe make the font bigger. /pc”
/nsrs
Not serious.
“I’m the CEO of cheese. /nsrs”
/nf
Not forcing. Just a suggestion, not pressure.
“You could join us if you want. /nf”
/lu
A little upset. Mild frustration or sadness.
“I’m kinda disappointed. /lu”
/ay
At you. Specifically directed toward the person reading.
“I’m talking to you. /ay”
/ot
Off-topic.
“By the way, have you seen the new episode? /ot”
/cw , CW:
Content warning. Sensitive content follows.
“CW: spiders”
/tw , TW:
Trigger warning. Potentially triggering content follows.
“TW: abuse”
/lhg
Lighthearted genuine. Sincere but with a casual, playful tone.
“I really like hanging out with you. /lhg”
/ij
Inside joke. Only makes sense to people familiar with the reference.
“The spoon incident returns… /ij”
/genh
Genuinely happy.
“I’m so excited you made it! /genh”
/pcp
Positive comparison.
“You’re as kind as my favorite teacher. /pcp”
/nbh
Nobody here. Not directed at anyone currently in the conversation.
“Some people really need to learn manners. /nbh”