Almost-every-veteran-user of Telegram be like

1. Starting a message with "Hi" and waiting awkwardly to see if the other person replies before continuing.

2. Accidentally double-tapping a photo in a group chat and liking it, then panicking because now it’s obvious you were lurking.🤣🤣

3. Sending a voice note and immediately regretting it because you sound weird.

4. Pinning important chats but somehow always forgetting they’re there.

5. Pretending not to see a message even though you opened it in “secret mode” without the blue ticks.🤣🤣🤣

6. When an unsaved number calls via carrier, immediately checking the number in Telegram to see if they have an account and try to identify that person

7. Downloading a sticker pack because it’s hilarious, but only using it once.

8. Seeing an unread message notification, but when you open Telegram, there's nothing there. Ghost chats!

9. Spending way too much time choosing the perfect animated emoji to send as a reaction.

1. Leaving a Telegram group chat on mute forever because leaving would feel too dramatic.

2. Editing a message 10 times on Telegram just to get the wording perfect.

3. Sending a sticker instead of replying because it perfectly captures your mood.

4. Accidentally sending a message to the wrong group and praying no one sees it before you delete it.

5. Scrolling through someone's Telegram profile pictures like it's a storybook of their life.

6. Getting excited when a friend starts typing... only for them to stop and never send the message.

7. Being in 20 different Telegram groups but actively participating in maybe two.

8. Seeing the "typing..." indicator and instantly regretting opening the app because now they know you're online.

And I think there has been an improvement in achieving bandscores of 7.0 and 7.5, it used to be rarer before

if it was a task 1 essay report, this overview would fit right into the context

The score distribution of IELTS test-takers whose first language is Uzbek in 2023/24 shows that the majority scored between Band 5.0 and Band 6.5, with Band 6.0 being the most common score. Lower bands (below 5.0) account for only a small proportion, while higher bands (7.0 and above) represent a minority, with very few achieving Band 8.0 or beyond. This highlights a concentration of scores in the intermediate range and a significant drop in the number of candidates attaining advanced proficiency.

It's obviously nothing more than a joke, I have nothing against self-expression in ways that involve activities like drawing eye lines or putting eye-lashes on and etc.

I used to have this link before

Only if you're up to it, I'm all in to answer the questions or have some chat, but I'm not posting here everything
Maybe, I won't post anything

Let’s end Premier League here???????❤️