LTNS
Long time, no see
Example
LTNS, what have you been up to the past couple months?
Oh you know, NM. U?
A woman who is about to send LTNS
Related Slang
| HRU | How are you |
| wup | What's up |
| W^ | What's up |
| WUD | What's up, dog? |
| BU2M | Been up to much? |
| WUBU2 | What've you been up to |
| IMY | I miss you |
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Someone you haven't chatted with for a while might start a conversation with LTNS. This acronym means "long time, no see," and (usually) it's an acknowledgment that you haven't been around much lately.
Most often, people use LTNS when they're happy to be chatting with you again, after you've been AFK for some time. Of course, the person who sent you LTNS still hasn't "seen" you. But chatting with you is close to the same thing.