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emoticon indecisions
Lately when texting or typing someone a message, rather than just typing an emoji, I'll sometimes click to see what emoticon gifs are available. And there are so many smiling, laughing, crying, etc. faces, but *none* of them look like the simple smile I had in mind. Then I have to decide whether to use one of those sort-of-creepy-looking smiley icons, or not to insert a smiley after all.
Sometimes, I want to add a cute image to the end of my message, because there are so many available, right? So I start scrolling through them... oh that's a nice palm tree, I could use that maybe... oh a cute elephant.. a crab... a fox... a heart with stars in it.. But then I wonder, will the other person appreciate the cute image, or will they wonder why I'm sending them an image of a palm tree, or of a fox...
Sometimes, I want to add a cute image to the end of my message, because there are so many available, right? So I start scrolling through them... oh that's a nice palm tree, I could use that maybe... oh a cute elephant.. a crab... a fox... a heart with stars in it.. But then I wonder, will the other person appreciate the cute image, or will they wonder why I'm sending them an image of a palm tree, or of a fox...
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Which I'm curious about because when I had Android and OP was still using a Windows phone my emojis would actually print out as gibberish on his end. Which got me to wonder: Android to iPhone? Android some Galaxy version to Android some Huawei version? Is it all compatible? Or is any of it? So there's something I should research online but never get around to doing (or even thinking about beyond the time I spend texting, honestly).
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With the animated gifs, I also worry about how much data they may use, if I don't know what the other person's data plan is.
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