I’d love to hear your thoughts on using “That’s wonderful ♡” and comments on my profile.
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I thought periods and symbols alone might make my writing seem stiff, so I added a few kaomoji here and there to make it feel a little more cheerful. But do they give a bad impression?
I just realized that the sample messages only use periods. Since kaomoji take up extra character space, I suddenly started worrying that they might make the whole thing look a bit silly. I’d really appreciate hearing what kind of impression they give. For example, with “That’s wonderful,” I use two or three kaomoji like (⑅•ᴗ•⑅) or ( ⸝⸝⸝ ᐢ ᵕ ᐢ ⸝⸝⸝ ).
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If you’re in your teens, I think you’d still get offers without having to worry too much. Are you concerned about it?
As an aside, I have a monthly partner who says she’d like to try a threesome, so until a little while ago I was drinking with my childhood friend and trying to invite her. This is Fuu.
I don’t think you need emoticons in your profile. You can start using them once you’ve gotten to know someone better. If there are too many, it gives off the impression of an otaku from the heyday of 2channel and the bubble era.
Are you perhaps a man? (lol)
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First, I’m wondering what exactly you mean by “symbols” when you say punctuation and symbols.
〠 ← Do you mean something like this??
§ ← Surely not this, right?
I think you should include emoticons. If you’re in your teens, something just a little silly might actually be ideal. I’d go with familiar, standard ones rather than anything too over-the-top.
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I wouldn’t recommend this one. Not that you were planning to.
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I don’t think there’s anything wrong with messages that only use periods and commas.
Women might find them a little stiff, but I don’t think men generally mind that much.
On the other hand, I do wonder about messages filled with emoticons. Still, I think two or three is probably fine.
That said, I think more formal messages are better, since they come across as classy. Once you’ve gotten closer, though, communicating over LINE is a different matter.
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It’s the usual person, right? Good evening.
It’s hard to say based on that alone. I think it comes down to the overall balance. Paste a few sample messages and ask what impression they give.
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