Whether you grow up in the age of cell phones or not, every parent knows it can be extremely tough keeping track of teenage language!
We all need to realize that although our kids are great and do well in school, this does not make them invincible to being a part of inappropriate conversations or someone else talking to them inappropriately.
My husband Toney, and I have come up with a long list of Dangerous and very inappropriate acronyms that you NEED to know! Please if you know more drop them in the comment section. We must understand what our teens are conversating about on the phones and the computers. When I did my research, I had not even heard of some of these! Pretty scary if you ask me!
Dangerous Teen Acronyms Parents Must Know
MOS– Mom over shoulder
9 and CD9– Parents are nearby
99– Parents are gone
WTTP– want to trade pictures
KMS/KYS– kill myself, kill yourself
GNOC– get naked on camera
FBOI– refers to a guy just looking for sex
1174– refers to meeting at a party
AGL– age, sex location
PIR– parent in room
P911– parent alert
TDTM– talk dirty to me
WTPA– where the party at
IWSN– I want sex now
IUTU– it’s up to you
SOS– someone over shoulder
MIRL– meet in real life
LMIRL– let’s meet in real life
LMK– let me know
MPFB- my personal F*** buddy
LSR– loser
IYKWIM– if you know what I mean
NIFOC– nude in front of computer
WYRN– what’s your real name
KOTL– kiss on the lips
RU/18– are you over 18
YOLO– you only live once
WYCM– will you call me
FINSTA– fake Instagram account
PAL– parents are listening
53x– sex
CID– acid (the drug)
THOT– that hoe over there
420– marijuana
Broken– hungover from alcohol
8– this refers to oral sex
PRON– referring to porn
IPN– im posting naked
TWD– texting while driving
DOC– drug of choice
LH6– let’s have sex
KPC– keeping parents clueless
GYPO– get your pants off
SUGARPIC– suggestive or erotic photo
182– I hate you
ADR– address
F2F– face to face, face-time
J/O– jerking off
Q2C– quick to cum
RUMORF– are you male or female
RUH– are you horney
SORG– straight or gay
ZERG– to gang up on someone
AEAP– as early as possible
ALAP– as late as possible
NAOPKT- not a lot of people know that
These were the most popular ones that I have found, but I am sure there are tons more! Please share this with others as well. All parents need to be aware of these acronyms. Always know what your kids are talking about, whether it means keeping them safe or keeping others safe! Until next time my friends! Do not forget to share!!! If you enjoyed this helpful information, check out my other blog on Teen Lengo
Your Truly,
Heather Gantt
Oh my! Very educational! Thanks Heather! Good blog!