MEME REFERENCE

WTF

Use WTF when confusing collides with unclear, and that mismatch becomes the point of the conversation.

What it expresses

A state of confusion contrasts with expected clarity.

Example

For example, send WTF when a conversation moves from confusing to unclear and everyone notices the mismatch.

When not to use it

Avoid WTF when the situation lacks both confusing and unclear; the image would suggest the wrong relationship.

• confusing
• unclear
• mystery