Imagine this scenario, your son/daughter is sitting beside you on the coach and he/she is sex-texting right there and you do not have an inkling of what he/she is doing; even when you can view his/her SMS.
Would you be able to interpret this message if she writes,
“I’ll GNOC as soon as 99”?
{Please see the list below for its meaning}.
Therefore, parents need to get acquainted with the language used by their children to be able to succeed at the role of proper parenting, particularly in our climes where good family names are held in high esteem.
Here, we present to you a list by CNN’s correspondent, Kelly Wallace, who compiled popular acronyms widely used by teens on the Internet, various social media platforms and texting apps.
The list will redefine how you monitor your teen’s conversations with his/her peers.
LIST:
1) IWSN- I want sex now.
2) GNOC- Get naked on camera.
3) NIFOC- Naked in front of computer.
4) PIR- Parent in room.
5) CU46 – See you for sex.
6) 53X- Sex.
7) 9- Parent watching.
8) 99 -Parent gone.
9) 1174′- Party meeting place.
10) THOT- That hoe over there.
11) CID- Acid (the drug).
12) Broken- Hungover from alcohol.
13) 420- Marijuana.
14) POS- Parent over shoulder.
15) SUGARPIC- Suggestive or erotic photo.
16) KOTL- Kiss on the lips.
17) LsMIRL- Let’s meet in real life.
18) PRON- Porn.
19) TDTM- Talk dirty to me.
20) 8 -Oral sex.
21) CD9 -Parents around/Code 9.
22) IPN- I’m posting naked.
23) LH6- Let’s have sex.
24) WTTP- Want to trade pictures?
25) DOC- Drug of choice.
26) TWD- Texting while driving.
27) GYPO- Get your pants off.
28) KPC- Keeping parents clueless.
Please be concerned too; the world is going mad.
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