Life Tips

In text, “WSG” stands for “What’s good?” It’s often used as a casual way to say hi or check in—but let’s be real, it rarely stops at…

In text, “…” is technically called an ellipsis. It’s supposed to represent a pause or a trailing off in speech. But in texting, those three dots are…

In text, “IMO” stands for “in my opinion.” It’s meant to sound humble, like the speaker is offering a personal view. But in practice, IMO does a…

In text, “WTV” stands for “whatever.” But if you’ve ever seen it appear in the middle of a tense conversation, you already know—it rarely means what it…

In text, “TBH” stands for “to be honest.” It’s used to preface a truth—or something the sender wants to feel like a truth. But here’s the thing:…

In text, “WYD” stands for “What you doing?” At first glance, it looks like a simple check-in—but let’s be real, it’s usually loaded. It can mean “Are…

In text, “MBN” stands for “Must Be Nice.” At first glance, it seems like a compliment. But in real conversations, it’s often layered with subtext. MBN can…

In text, “WTM” stands for “What’s the move?” At first glance, it looks like a simple question—just someone checking in to see what’s going on. But it…

In text, “ISTG” stands for “I swear to God.” It’s almost never about religion. Instead, it’s used to show intensity—frustration, disbelief, anger, urgency, or even humor. It’s…

In text, “WYO” usually means “What You On?” It’s a casual, shorthand way of asking what you’re doing right now—but more than that, it’s often someone testing…

In text, “WTW” almost always means “What’s the word?” It’s a slangy, shorthand way to say “What’s up?” or “What are you doing?”—but it’s more than small…

In text, “GTS” most often means “Go To Sleep.” But depending on the person, the platform, and the conversation, it can also mean “Google That Sh*t” or…