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How to behave in your new in-laws' group chat: Is an emoji too much, or are you too fast, too slow, or too boring?

How to behave in your new in-laws' group chat: Is an emoji too much, or are you too fast, too slow, or too boring?

The article explores the social anxieties and etiquette involved in joining a partner's family group chat. It specifically addresses dilemmas regarding response times and the appropriate use of emojis within the context of the author's personal experience.

Based on reporting by haarlemsdagblad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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