People who use "lol" after almost everything / myLot

Canada

July 18, 2016 9:56am CST

For the longest time I didn't care but I am starting to get really annoyed with this. It actually is just my best friend who is doing it on a constant. For instance if he ask me to hangout and sometimes I may say no because I have things to do at home and such. He will say "lol" or "I see lol" Maybe I am being classic weird about it but something about this irks me the wrong way. I am 29 and yes I do yes lol in conversation through text and other means but saying it after almost everything I say is annoying. Especially if it is something not funny. I am going through a lot right now. The cleaning job I thought I had never worked out and I have been applying to places like crazy since then with little luck. I also have depression and anxiety so doing those things are hard for me. Maybe I am over sensitive where I get upset easily... Does this bother anyone else? If you experience it that is.

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Mike

@Mike197602 (15515)

• United Kingdom

18 Jul 16

It can become annoying at times lol

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paigea

@paigea (36315)

• Canada

18 Jul 16

I use lol a lot I have to admit. I say a lot of things that I really don't want to be taken seriously. I hope I don't over use it.

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sishy7

@sishy7 (27166)

• Australia

24 Jan 17

I can see how that would become annoying...

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (318848)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

21 Jul 16

I'm sorry you're having trouble finding a job. That alone would cause depression and anxiety. I'm from the much older generation. I don't use lol for very much if anything. When it first came on the scene I had to have someone even tell me what it meant. Most of the time it doesn't bother me, but when it's used inappropriately to me, then yes, I do mind.

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@Daljinder (23236)

• Bangalore, India

18 Jul 16

It doesn't bother me. But it should be used at appropriate times. Using it as for example: "I am sorry for your loss lol" doesn't seem appropriate to me.

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Lee Ann

@WorkAtHomeGal (229)

• Canada

18 Jul 16

Exactly of course it isn't a big deal to use it. But during a not appropriate time is just not polite...

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