PRL
Parents are listening
Example
PRL so maybe not that right now huh?
K, sorry
What happens if you fail to send PRL in time
Related Slang
| rents | Parents |
| PAH | Parents at home |
| P@H | Parents at home |
| PAW | Parents are watching |
| SPROS | Stop, parents reading over shoulder |
| CD9 | Parents are watching |
| CD99 | Parents are no longer watching |
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Kids use PRL to warn those they're talking to that their "parents are listening." Teens most often use this acronym while they're voice chatting, to ensure the person they're chatting with doesn't say something unfit for parental ears.
Sending PRL via text chat is a discreet way of getting someone to watch their mouth while parents are around. If you're a parent, and you saw your child send PRL while chatting online, you may want to secretly stick around for a bit, to see what your child and their friends are saying while you're away ...