- Emojis generally replace the period but come after a question mark or exclamation point. - Can I borrow your pen? 😊 - I borrowed your pen 😅 - You little shit! 👿 - What if there are multiple sentences? 
 
- After… I’ve said what I have to say, now I’m making a face at you. See? 
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- Great question. 🤔 - I think so as well 😁. 
 
- 👏Around👏everything👏.👏 
- I just treat them like the floating pics in a word documentation. So ba👌sically anywhere. 
- If one is going to use emojis, it is contextual. - An emoji is roughly equivalent to body language, facial expressions, and/or audible cues. They should be inserted wherever the intended action would occur. - An example: man, I laughed my ass off. 🤣 - Would be acceptable, but: man, I laughed my ass off🤣. would be better because the laughter is integral to the sentence. - However; man, I laughed 🤣 my ass off. would also be acceptable because it is being used to demonstrate the action. 
 - Something like: cats make my heart happy. 💓 😊 - Would need it to be outside the sentence because it reinforces the message instead of being part of the message. - Emojis can be the equivalent of hand movements in a way, so where they get placed is about where you would place a gesture. 
- Before (unless intended otherwise). Imagine the case in which the paragraph continues… - Roy fell when we were walking. 😂 It was kind of worrying. - vs - Roy fell when we were walking 😂. It was kind of worrying. - In the first one, it seems that you are laughing about the fall being worrying. In the second, the laugh is about Roy, and then the next sentence reads in a more neutral tone, which was my intent. - Maybe it doesn’t look as nice, but to me it makes more sense. 
- Should not be placed 
- Either after or as a replacement, when appropriate XD 
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- If you’re over the age of 12, they shouldn’t be placed at all. - It sounds like you don’t consider emojis appropriate. How come? - Have an urgent message you want to send to someone who is not uptight or a snob? In the same way in which people smile to be kind or be welcoming, I use emojis: - “Thanks for the file ☺️” - In the same way that people mirror emotions, I use emojis: “I’m sorry about the presentation 😢” “Yeah. Those reports can take quite a while to digest 😅” - In the same way that emotionally intelligent people are candid and therefore vulnerable and able to connect with others, I use emojis*: “It’s taking forever to load 😭” “I’m kinda nervous about tomorrow’s meeting 😬” - *Of course, my dumb ass is far from emotionally intelligent. I just strive to create connection. - I recognize that, at times, a social situation could seem to demand deference beyond emojis. At the same time, there are many situations where emojis could be appropriate. I am trying to let you see why and in what contexts someone would use emojis ☺️. - Also, there’s the whole Poe’s Law issue. Emojis can help with clarity. 
- ☝️👎 
 




