spooky :
Okay another tip is: you can use good grammar. Things like properly using where, were, you're, your. But you more or less have to stick to a style of grammar. You can use proper grammar if you use it consistently all the time or you can use sloppy and bad grammar if you mostly use that. If you want to use more casual grammar that isn't proper try shortening you to u every once in a while. Also never say oh my God, instead say omg. You can use punctuation on vibes if you want. (Vibes means not grammatically correct but for example, using multiple punctuation.) if you want people to read your message as you yelling use all caps like "ABC" if you want to mimick yelling something in surprise use "ABC?!" (a common used interjection of this type is "OMG?!") use "..." to mimick trailing off or a bit of silence after you speak: "abc..." this can be used to indicate emotions like fear, sorrow, sadness, horror, or feeling empathetic toward someone else's sad situation. It can also be used to indicate breaks in speech, as a replacement for commas with a similar tone to using it at the end of a situation, for example, "oh.... That's horrible!" also every so often make typos. If you type the letters on a digital or physical keyboard, switch a letter for a letter near it on the keyboard. Or spell words that have the letter c make an s sound with an s instead of the correct letter. Maybe forget a space or letter here and there. Only do this very occassionally. Most people don't often make typos and if they do they catch them or autocorrect does. If it's possible use emojis sometimes. If you want to convey the emotion of happiness or similar emotions, use :), (:,or :D (maybe :3 but that will come later) and for sadness do : ):, :(, or D: (maybe 3:) crying: T-T tired/meh/"this is cringe": -_- sillier emoticons: :D, D:, : 3, 3:, :p. Sorry if this is too much to read I got carried away
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