There is no strangers to wrap the millennial parents. In fact, Millennian and Jean Xers “LOL” (a loud laugh) (a loud laugh) (a popular message, so it earned a place in the Oxford English Dictionary in 2011. (1) (Take that, Jolie!)

But even with their impressive loned support, today adolescents have been finding their children in the mix of letters and words, which can be completely different languages. (Iykyk, I’m fine?)

And most of the agronies are harmless, not some types of Messaging. Especially the “Text code” can be a sixty position Cyberbling And teenager mental health worries.

ACRINYS VS. ‘Text code’

While an acreman is the first letter of each word in a phrase, Titania JordanOnline Security Company Bark Baby Technology Parents Officer the Technique Parents, characters, words, and even Emojis That represents the secret meaning. As a result, texting codes may be very difficult for parents – which unfortunately point is fine.

“Type ACronments (Use) (Use) is the only quick ‘I love you,” Jordan says Jordan. “Text codes are different. They can be used to cover your tracks if someone is moving your messages.”

Because the text codes look like harmful symbols or Scouting wordsParents are more likely to ignore them. For example, parents can’t be aware that “🍃 is the code for” Marihana “, or the code for” Sex “is the word.

With that, the use of codes can also be chosen to connect a way in a way, describes, describes, describes. Erin WashWriter This is their world: teenagers, screen, and the science of adolescents And co-founder of the Spark and Stitch Corporation.

“Texing codes are certainly used to describe the adult discover of risky behavior,” Ratha says. “But they may only be short to build relations with young people and to display the group.”

Popular Inner and meaning

According to Jordan, a new Equony pop-up, but there are some simplest things used by children here:

• Brb – “Be Covel OK”
• BTW – “in a way”
• Great – “Fear of Lost”
• Goat – “The greatest of all time
• GTGG – “went to
• Victim – “Great”
• Amo – “In my opinion”
• ISO – “In search”
• Appearance – “If you know you know” (it means that it is a joke inside)
• Mercury – “I love you”
• Brave – “In real life”
• Jk – “Only Mock”
• Kang – “Kill yourself”
• Kiss – “Kill yourself”
• L8r – “After”
• Boils – “laughing my ass”
• Gujrogo – “Laugh (ING) Chile”
• NP – “No problem”
• Ride – “On my way”
• Afiko – “course”
• Piercing – “Rolling on the floor” (usually laugh at laughter)
• S Sanar. – “shaking my head” (“I don’t believe” or “that’s dumb”)
• Shofu – “F ** K oD”
• TBH – to be “honest”
• Tasim – “very much thanks”
• Wide – “What are you doing?”
• Wtf – “F ** k?”?
• Blush – “Where are you?”
• Wide – “What are you doing?”
• Do – “Where are you from?”

Popular Texing code and meaning

These code-like ACIoms have the underlying meanings that children may be to hide:

• Enl than ASL – “Age / Sex / Location”
• CD9 Or Code 9 – “Parents Are around”
• Dtf – “F * ck down on”
• Foot – “F * ck baan” (or boy only looking for sex)
• Fwb – “friends with benefits”
• Lmirl – “meet in real life”
• NP4NP – “Naked Picture for naked picture”
• Myhe – “Parents on Shoulders”
• TDM – “Speak the dirt for me”

Parents for text code never be ignored

Experts give the increment and mental health struggle of mental health struggle, and they should take seriously. In fact, the latest research suggests that can be used to identify social media codes Risk and teenagers for suicide of bothIt makes it important to be able to know about the conversation for the parents. (2)

According to Jordan, these are the codes that have to take immediate red flag if you appeared to them Inappropriate social media posts Including your teenage:

• Kang – “Kill yourself”
• Kiss – “Kill yourself”
• Shofu – “F ** K oD”
• Promise – “murder” or “dead”
• Sewerslide – “suicidal”
• Grippy Sock holiday – “Stay in a psychiatric treatment facility”
• # B – “mental breakdown”
• I was pasta tonight – “There were my suicidal ideas”
• I finished my Shampoo and conditioner at the same time – “I am considering suicidal”

“If someone has commented ‘kys’ in your child’s instagram or sending them to the text, it is a possible one The sign of bullying“Jordan warns.” It affects the negative effects of their self-worth and their mental health. ”

Stfu (“Turn away F * ck up”) F * ck up “) The friends can also be used as an expression of distrust, but it can also use cyberbling in public media in the social media.

How to support your teenage

Experts give it to a donkey that these codes don’t know what they are using to the context to always reveal to the context. “A single activity or code rarely tells the whole story,” Wells says. For example, you can indicate serious suicide ideas to indicate “kils”, but it is also used to describe the embarrassment moments in private text exchanges.

Walley emphasizes the constant communication while you are distracted among the cause of concern and is only required digital-age skill-building. She suggests the following:

• Don’t think the worst. Take your child for clarification or background that you will see before you start in the speech. “It’s okay that your child is okay to sort the online interaction through their feelings through their feelings,” said Wales. Their reflections sheds the best light in the sense than you see.
• Avoid being “detective.” “Quick ‘Ganka!’ Reactions of an acrionesmons or codes can also make a response, and more confidential encouragement, and try to avoid the punishment of weighing and punishment.
• Let your child know you can help you. Self-control or suicide’s codes can get the related text codes for teens, Wales say. For example, “My friend is serious?” “Do I talk to someone?” Or “What should I do now?” Assure your child that assure you that you are there to support them to continue honesty conversations to determine another steps.