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  because I think it's a low-iq take. A take held by those with low-iq.
context: TY for sharing your opinion >
  
  Tyvm for ur opinion. >
  
  I use ty when it’s for something small and casual, like when i ask my sister to tell my mum something. Or when I’m not actually grateful, like that one time my dad got me a book from the one author i dislike (i speak about my dislike for her constantly).
  Thank you is more sincere so I use it when I’m genuinely thankful. If I would hug someone irl for it, it warrants a thank you.
  Thanks is for in between, when i’m grateful but not about to get down on one knee because of it. 
  yknow? >
  
  ty for this explanation >
  
  K. >
  
  ty is kinda lame but tysm is not >
  
  oh arbiter or acronyms, what about tyty? >
  
  thats fine too. ty ty ty also works. >
  
  tysmty? >
  
  As long as the meaning is clear, I don't see a problem with it >
  
  Ty >
  
  Np >
  
  yvw >
  
  ilybidkhttybikydlmb >
  
  iykyk??? >
  
  Why stop at thank you? Why not write a paragraph on why you're thankful, else you're not really so thankful after all. >
  
  Why write? If you're not willing to make the effort to come thank me in person and bring a gift I don't think you're that thankful.
  Anyone can write a paragraph, and they could even be using ChatGPT nowadays. >
  
  Better make sure it’s something home made too or you’re just pretending. >
  
  Nah just give me your whole house, so that I can know that you care. >
  
  times a TY is 100% fine
  
  
  In a game when someone just saved your ass at the last second a "ty" replied with "np" is cool.
  
  
  You are doin 20 things at once or you are in a hurry and you just needed some info quick from a friend to get something done
  
  
  Character limits. >
  
  This is such a boomer post. >
  
  It’s not as bad as ‘K’. MSN, that bugs me. >
  
  It's not dimissive. People use it because most people aren't being weirdly self-important like you are. >
  
  It means the same thing. It's odd and feels a bit entitled that it annoys you so much. You read it as 'thank you', so why does it matter if it's expressed in two letters or 8? >
  
  One of my pet peeves is messaging people at work and getting a “GM” with no response after that. >
  
  I use "ty" only while gaming. It's quick and conveys gratitude to someone in a medium where people aren't that nice to begin with. >
  
  I understand your point, for me:
  "TY" means the person is indeed grateful. It sounds like they're excited.
  Now, "ty" means "You did what I asked for, and I don't wanna sound rude by leaving you on read, but I indeed don't care about you lol"
  Lowercase "ty" is pretty much a polite way of saying "ok now get out" >
  
  Why did you feel the need to say "this is a low-iq take"? It was needlessly rude and unpleasant.