John Cordero compares emojis to seasoning: use them sparingly to avoid overdoing it. Watch what the other person does and mirror their style. A well-placed emoji can soften a joke or signal sarcasm, but let the text carry the weight.
Hey, what's up guys? Welcome back to another video. Coach John here, and today we're going to be talking about emojis— when to use them, when not to use them. I get a lot of questions about them, and I think they're all right to use. Just use them sparingly, kind of like seasoning. You don't want to overseason the dish. I tend not to use them too often, to be honest with you. I like, I like to let my text stand on their own, but everybody has a different style and preference on that, so I don't want to do like a hard rule on it per se, but it's definitely useful, definitely something to consider. Also, you can really like study— if you want to play it safe, you can like study what the woman is saying. Like if she's using a lot of emojis whenever she's being flirty, like if it's further into it, then you can kind of match that. Or maybe she uses emojis whenever it's something that's funny or something like that, or she's making a sarcastic comment, you can also do the same. You can also use emojis to like Soften your, your jokes a little bit. So basically, you can get to where you can just use something that is sarcastic and then kind of use a smiley emoji to kind of lighten the load a little bit on it. And so, but just don't use that as a crutch. And the resource has a lot more specifics on that, but it's right below this video, so definitely check it out. And that's all I have for this video.
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