Explicit Slangs or Acronyms Children Are Using in Text and Email Messages

Updated: February 6, 2015 2015-02-06T15:45:50 -
Posted: February 5, 2015 2015-02-05T20:58:27
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Children are using sex-related acronyms or slangs in text and email messages to prevent their parents who are monitoring them, from understanding the messages that they are sending. It is senseless for parents to monitor their children's messages, but are not able to understand, translate, or clueless to the slangs or acronyms used in text and email messages that their children use to communicate on the internet or on their cell phones.

So, to help parents, we have created a list of explicit acronyms or slangs that they should know, which will help them decipher their children's text or email messages.

List of Explicit Acronyms/Slangs and their Meaning

53x: Sex
8: Oral Sex
9: Parent watching
99: Parent gone
CD9: Parents around/Code 9
CU46: See you for sex
GNOC: Get naked on camera
GYPO: Get your pants off
IWSN: I want sex now
IPN: I'm posting naked
KPC: Keeping parents clueless
LH6: Let's have sex
LMIRL: Let's meet in real life
PIR: Parent in room
POS: Parent over shoulder
NIFOC: Naked in front of computer
SUGARPIC: Suggestive or erotic photo
TDTM: Talk dirty to me
WTTP: Want to trade pictures?

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