These texts prove that brevity is the soul of dads
Back in the days when text character limits were a big deal, people developed txt spk to make their messages fit, but there was always that one person who would rather send four texts, complete with correct punctuation than butcher a word by shortening it. That person was almost never the dad, because most dads have evolved to say as little as possible – even in texts. Twitter user, Zena, shared a screenshot of a conversation she’d had with her dad.
deep convos with ur dad >>>> pic.twitter.com/6OBpBvMCaX
— zena (@zenuhhh) February 24, 2019
The succinct style struck a chord with quite a few people and a thread of dad texts soon developed.
I felt this tweet in my core pic.twitter.com/thrKqJwMw7
— roma (@deyumafrica) February 24, 2019
The only reason I would talk to my dad was when he was picking me up from school lmaoooo pic.twitter.com/sl36vmnM6W
— FROG LESBIANS UNITE!!! ✊👊🐸💦💦 (@CrabnotLobster) February 24, 2019
Literally ignores me on BOTH apps im crying pic.twitter.com/4f01zqQe3j
— Imtisaal (@imtisaalxo) February 24, 2019
Relate to this so hard pic.twitter.com/aXw5jDzrok
— Silaan🇹🇷 (@SilanCicek3) February 25, 2019
I can actually relate ffs, sometimes he even airs me pic.twitter.com/wisq0zajrU
— Fidann (@Fidaannx) February 24, 2019
Not every dad could even be bothered writing “ok”.
kinda worse than "okay" ahahahhaa pic.twitter.com/N6evwwnyfH
— Dye 🌒 (@pleeploopy) February 25, 2019
One dad had gone all-in on the underwhelmed reaction.
— JewishMamba (@GoniHarNov) February 24, 2019
Now, that’s extreme.
H/T: Mashable