Emojis have become part of our everyday life. Why not, when you can use them to express your mood in a simple way. Why bother writing sentences when you can send a face to your friend to let them know how you feel?

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If you want to improve your written communication with a crush, then it's time to look at what emojis you use. The dating app Clover conducted a study that showed which emojis men and women respond best to. And let's trust you right now that an eggplant or poop emoji won't help you at all.

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Until now, we could only express our opinion (with comments) on Facebook by liking the content, but in September Mark Zuckerberg shook the social network with the news that Facebook is introducing emoticons, these reactions ("Reactions"), which will join " "like" and offered users more possibilities of expression. The emotes have been tested by users in Ireland and Spain over the past months, and will be available elsewhere at the end of January. Do you like the news or would you rather "yayali" it?

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Today, emotional symbols are everywhere the cursor reaches. They have become an integral part of modern digital speech and a way of expressing emotions and feelings. But until now, no one has used them like the artist and rapper Yung Jake, who used the popular "emoticons" instead of colors and created celebrity portraits from them.

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