A girl sends me hearts through text. What does this mean?
It means nothing.Put this in your mind right now. It means nothing. Avoid filling your head and looking for any signs and hints.You never take a girls number who you’re attracted to if you haven’t first shown intent, where you shown you’re attracted to her and she has shown she is mutual attracted to you.You can get lots of kisses emoji, hearts and all kinds of stuff and it will mean nothing. Yes, girls will even say all sorts too but don’t let your emotions get carried away.It means nothing until she has specifically said to your face or by words that she is attracted to you, that feels it and even then, it is better you have met, and dated, and sex and relationship for sometime to think much of it.Now grab your balls, meet her if you’re local, and find out if she is attracted to you as you are to her. If it’s fuck no, move on. If it’s a fuck yes move forward and know how to do so.If it’s an ambiguous answer, it’s not good enough, move on. Don’t wait for her to make her mind up.Whatever you do, do not read into things and fill your heard and start thinking of falling in love over some symbols.You’re not in a romantic and sexual relationship with her, so do not take it seriously. You want to know, ask her but don’t start emotionally investing and building some Hollywood, Bollywood movie and expectations in your head.That’s how you gets fucked up.Girls do all sorts out of emotions and they even send hearts, kisses to their own girls-friends. They do that a lot. They’ll even say you are the world to them, more than heaven and earth, and how can it be, they are blessed to find someone like you.It’s all bullshit until she dates you, rode your dick many a times, been in relationship with you and has gone through tough times with you, and shown you are the world to her, and you also shown her that to.But if none of that has happened - pause the Hollywood/Bollywood movie in your mind, erase the idea you got of her, then smash that pedestal you got her sitting on and don’t take any of it seriously.
What does it mean if a girl sends you two hearts?
It depends what the conversation was while she sent them. If it was flirty or you complimented her then it usually means she's interested in you. But if it was one where maybe you were hurt or injured, one where she feels the need to care for you then it'll just be a heart to make you feel better. Also if it's a red heart then it's more likely that she likes you, if it's the yellow, green, blue etc emoji heart then it means she doesn't want to give the wrong impression.
What does a black heart mean?
By Ujjwol khadkajuly,29Black heart emoji means that:In 2016 people (for better or worse) lovingly rely on emoji to perfectly express what they're feeling. I mean, what better way to get the message across than an unamused side eye emoji or a sleeping face one? I can personally speak to the powers of the side eye expression – it's unapologetically one of my most-used emoji. But what about those times when your inner darkness has completely taken over? Well, now thanks to the new Unicode 9.0 emoji, a black heart can be available to you at your convenience.The New black heart emoji mean that:The new black heart emoji is for the cold, dark, and twisted sense of humor that lives in many emoji-using people. It's in honor of those who lovingly embrace their darkness and want to show the world that they are not only unashamed, but darn proud. Whether users identify as emo-loving, black-soul-having people or not, something tells me this new black heart emoji will get a lot of play. It has already caused a bit of a social media frenzy since the new emoji's release was announced.Truly yoursUjjwolkhadka1234@gmail.com
In sign language what does it mean when someone taps their heart?
"heart" : Poke your chest twice with the tip of the middle finger of a modified "five" hand that has the middle finger bent at the large knuckle. If you just poke once using a somewhat larger movement it means "touched" as in "I was touched by his generosity." The sign for "love" is made by crossing both hands over your heart. (Middle of your chest.) Your hands may be closed or open, but the palm side should face toward you.
There is a girl staying in Dakar Senegal and she wants me to help her transfer her father's money. She is the next kin of her father. Is it a scam?
Let me guess, a 21 or 22 year old girl who was a first year student, wants your help to transfer 9.7 million dollars that belonged to her late father out of the country, and can't because she is a refugee. And weirdly she keeps adding in facts that either enforce the image that she is vulnerable (21 year old orphaned girl, alone in a refugee camp, in a country rife with political instability); or encourage you to trust her (hard-working student, father a rich man, probably with the title of Doctor); or try to push the religion angle by talking about a church camp, or mentioning God a lot.You have a few options here.1. Transfer the money to her. And then wait a week until she contacts you again asking for more money to sort out some difficulty in getting travel documents. And then wait a bit longer until she contacts you again needing more money to help her out because of another difficulty. And repeat ad infinitum until you either run out of money, or decide that actually in fact this is a scam, and that you'll never see the money, and that she'll (if it is even a "she") continue to come up with excuses to get money out of you.2. Transfer the money to her or provide your bank account details. Wait a few days until someone uses your details to transfer all the money out of your account.3. Ignore the message because it is a scam.Only one of the above options does not involve you loosing your money.This kind of 419 scam (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nig... ) has been dubbed the "Senegal refugee scam" or the "Senegal Sweetheart scam" , as it always appears to be from a young female from Senegal. It originates from West African scammers, and the scammer behind it is almost certainly not a 21 year old, and probably not female either.Want to find out more? here's a listing of similar scams http://www.419scam.org/419-penpa...And here's the results of one individual baiting this scam: http://forum.419eater.com/forum/...
I received a question mark in a box in my text message. What does that mean?
Question answered: I received a question mark in a box in my text message. What does that mean?Thank you for your answer request.When you see a question mark in a box in your text messages, it may mean that someone used an emoji that your phone wasn’t capable to displaying. It’s also possible that your phone is running a different operating system than the phone owned by the person who sent you a text message.This happens to me all the time.When someone with an iPhone sends me - as the owner of an Android phone - a text message with a string of emojis — ice cream cones, bunny rabbits, hearts in various colors, cheerleaders, thumbs up, cutesy little cartoon characters, or any number of other emojis, sometimes one or two of them aren’t recognized by my phone.Usually, what I see instead of a question mark is a rectangle with a big cross inside of it.On the other hand, working with the information you provided in your question, sometimes when people don’t understand the text you’ve sent, they may just write back with a simple and effective message:???This can mean that they don’t know what you’re talking about.
Why will arabic men date white girls but will never marry them?
I will tell you what one arabic guy told me once.. They like dating american women, because they say we are more liberal and (easy)... That we have no discipline and are not worthy of marriage.. That arabic women are raised with values and morals, and that they save themselves for marriage, rather then just given it up whenever.. I for one think this is really stupid.. especially because if they have these beliefs about us, then they should just stick to there own... I'm not a racist person, but i feel that they have us all steriotyped as being easy, and that isn't true... Just like we have them steriotyped as being abusive among other things,, and that also isn't true... once again,, this was told to me by an arabic male, and that is why i'm sharing it with you...