I think social media has done that. For example, years ago nobody said, 'anyways'. Today it's common, albeit not really a word. I first saw it among young people on social media.
I think social media has done that. For example, years ago nobody said, 'anyways'. Today it's common, albeit not really a useful word (other than a multiple of the word, anyway). I first saw it among young people on social media.
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I think social media has done that. For example, years ago nobody said, 'anyways'. Today it's common, albeit not really a word. I first saw it among young people on social media.
I think social media has done that. For example, years ago nobody said, 'anyways'. Today it's common, albeit not really a useful word (other than a multiple of the word, anyway). I first saw it among young people on social media.