To ask, how significant is a heart?

[Hollygoverylightly]

Could I ask your wise opinion on something...I believe hearts in text messages are appropriate for family members and of course SO, husbands, wives, SP, etc...but what would you think if a heart was sent by your SO to a young woman that you have never heard of, let alone met? I am not mad at this point, not sure if I am suscipious, just trying to understand.

Only you can know with regards to your DP. If my DH put a heart in a message to anyone, including me, I'd think he'd been abducted and replaced with a replica.

did you read the sent..but not the inbox????/

Yes greenpop, I am pretty much the same. Obviously this is an emoji we are talking about, but I do believe that symbols are significant and I use them appropriately. I have know idea what he was answering just saw 'on the 26th' from her and then a thumbs up and a heart from him

*no, my grammar is atrocious tonight

I suppose l use hearts quite a lot- like pp can often be just a 'love it!!' response to something funny more than a 'love you'!

If there was a thumbs up as well the heart is less significant unless the thumbs up was to "I can sneak off an meet you tomorrow for a quickie"

I would be concerned about this, particularly about him being furious when you raised it.

I guess you'll have to wait till the 26th. It's a Saturday (if they were talking about January).

She could be getting married.

Well if he then sent her a photo of his cock I'd be thinking it was a bit inappropriate.

It really depends what the words are.

She could have just told him she's pregnant or engaged and he's said that's great news ❤️ She could have just told him her parents have died and he's sending a condolence message.

I'm a PA to a CEO and he's been sick this week. I sent some mocking messages to him yesterday (we send GIFs to each other mostly winding each other up) and he messaged back and said thanks for the sympathy, I knew I could count on you, to which I replied You're welcome 💜💜💜 But intended in a completely sarcastic way.

The context is really important here.

Thanks for your input, very helpful...and funny 😂 mollyslips, I was just thinking about spending the whole day and night of the 26th on a special day just the two of us 😛

no normal 'real man' - sends emojis they just don't, they are not that bothered.

they will send emojis if their love interest does too, to be fit and up to date enough with her.

a heart is extremely inappropriate

no normal 'real man' - sends emojis they just don't, they are not that bothered.

what a strange thing to say, my DH sends emojis and he is very much a "normal, real man"

I use a heart almost like a hug if that makes sense. If someone told me bad news, I might reply and add a heart as a hug.