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Its just the group we have. I use basic ones sometimes. But I also come from a time before emoji existed.
use your words!
I feel like emoticons are in some ways cheating at using words and thus it shows a lack of effort put into your communication. I use them mostly in quicker format messaging like Discord. I don't blame anyone for using a 𤡠or such but I'd like to try to be more eloquent.
I don't really feel the need to use them to express myself. I try to use words instead :-)
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They have better taste.
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We could invert the question: why do people wherever you're contrasting use them more?
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People keep asking this....
God damn the kids really don't know the difference. Anyways i use it less probably because I'm browsing Lemmy on my phone in-between other tasks, but maybe I'll start spicing things up.
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