LMR
LMR (phrase) means Like my recent; a request posted in comments or stories asking others to like your most recent post, usually with the promise of a like in return. Example: “Dropped a new photo — LMR and I'll get you back.”
How to use LMR
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishOn social media LMR means like my recent — please like my latest post.
Sense 1 belongs to Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat comment culture. Sense 2 comes from pickup-artist forums and is worth knowing chiefly because the framing is widely criticised: hesitation is a refusal, and the only safe response is to stop.
Which sense applies is decided entirely by context: under a photo it is like my recent, on a dating forum it is not.
Trace the full origin ↓Fill the gap
Can you complete this real example?
Dropped a new photo — _____ and I'll get you back.
Etymology
An initialism; the social-media sense stands for like my recent, the dating sense for last-minute resistance.