LML
LML (abbreviation) means Love my life, used sincerely after something good happens or sarcastically after something bad. Example: “Free upgrade to business class. LML.”
How to Use LML
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA text shorthand for "love my life", often meant sarcastically.
Informal and heavily tone-dependent. Its sarcastic use mirrors FML, so read the surrounding message before taking it at face value.
LMK is let me know and LMAO is laughing my arse off. Only LML carries the love my life sense, and only it doubles as a raised-arms emoticon.
Trace the full origin ↓Fill the Gap
Can you complete this real example?
Free upgrade to business class. _____.
Etymology
An initialism of love my life.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between LML and FML?
FML stands for a strong complaint about your life going wrong and is always negative. LML means love my life, which is positive in its literal use but is frequently typed sarcastically, in which case it lands close to FML.
Why does LML look like a person?
The two Ls read as raised arms and the M as a head and body, so it doubles as a rough emoticon of someone throwing their hands up. That is why it appears on its own with no other words.