From friendly gestures to romantic undertones, explore how 'xxx' plays a role in conveying emotions in our digital age. The custom of having an ‘x’ at the end of a message started as a way to symbolise a kiss It was used between lovers However, these days it is more often used as a way of implying you are being friendly, not formal This is especially important now that so. The text message x is a versatile little shorthand that can change meaning based on how it’s used
In fact, who is using it can mean just as much as how it’s used If it all seems overwhelming at first, don’t worry We’ll break this down for you so that you figure out precisely how to respond appropriately Read on to learn everything you need to know about what x means over text. The xxx's stand for kisses, o for hugs This is a good sign, she wants to hear from you again
The letter “x” in text messages can have different meanings depending on the situation and the sender It’s a flexible symbol that can be affectionate and playful, changing meaning depending on the context and relationship Let’s dig into the different interpretations of “x” in texting and how to respond. • from my experience, xx does mean kisses in british english but it is less like “i want to kiss you” and more so the general ending for when messaging someone you’re close to However the use varies from person to person so some might use it when only messaging close family I see it as the shorthand version of saying “lots of love”
Learn how to use and understand digital expressions of affection like xxx, xoxo, and other symbols in english communication.
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