The sole defence to act like you dgaf and seem superior on the internet

"lol" followed by further condescending comment.
Just sad and weak and it's just seen everywhere online. To be honest it makes the person who does it look more like a sociopath than the person they claiming to be socially inept or over emotional. *shrugs*

Not a personal experience, or related to anything, but I just see it so often that it's just led me to obtain an observational view of it.

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:( lol has become one of my bad habits online. I've tried to replace it with "haha" but it's not much better.

When I was trying to get over my weeaboo-smilies-everywhere phase, I turned to "lol" to get across that what I was saying was meant to be light and not super srs but then I gave up on giving up smilies and now I use both and it's horrible.

I'm like Erica. I used to use a lot of smilies, now I don't use them as much. Though I tend to swap lol and haha quite often. I try to keep lol out of serious conversations of course.

I understand saying to display that you find something funny. But I mean when people say it to purposefully discount what someone is saying.

lol okay because this blog is of any use.

^ like that right? (I don't mean it btw, it was an example and I felt tempted lol)

Kinda guilty of that though in general @ life sadly. :(

You see it often? I see no reason why someone would discount your words.

As I say, not a personal response, I just see people doing it to others. Guess it's happened to me a few times but I know that there's no point in discussing with someone who does that.

I use lol at work or when I actually laugh out loud because half the people at work won't understand ":33" or ".O." or "@_@" or "*_*" haha..

: | But when I don't use smilies I come across so seriously >_>.. argh.

Almost everyone missed my point haha.

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This blog is cute...