Like I swear all of them say bro very frequently and in places where it sounds almost patronizing? Idk it really might just be me and this is just how dn people talk
by /u/Juive · 0 votes · 16th January, 2024 12:33
Like I swear all of them say bro very frequently and in places where it sounds almost patronizing? Idk it really might just be me and this is just how dn people talk
/u/CodeIsLaw · N/A votes · 16th January, 2024 - 12:37 · Link
No bro.
/u/Agent2030 · N/A votes · 16th January, 2024 - 13:10 · Link
We not sure as well bro.
/u/pexuanmike · N/A votes · 16th January, 2024 - 14:52 · Link
kinda bro
/u/GodComplex13 · N/A votes · 16th January, 2024 - 15:07 · Link
overuse of bro is first sign of SCAMMER!!!
/u/nomtim · N/A votes · 16th January, 2024 - 15:57 · Link
Formality in most cases but yes, frequent use of the word indicates you're being butchered. Have seen DEAR, BRO, BROTHA, LOVE, being thrown away in every other sentence during my pig butchering research.
/u/partytime · N/A votes · 16th January, 2024 - 21:50 · Link
A lot of it is maintaining a writing style different than irl, mate. Analysis is more difficult if the irl style is significantly different than the DN style.
/u/skadzensen · N/A votes · 16th January, 2024 - 12:34 · Link
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