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Emoji

💝 The image of a red heart with a colorful ribbon around it is the emoji representing the act of offering somebody your heart aka your love. It generally suggests that a person is so enamored with someone or something that he/she has given away its heart.

💖 The sparkling heart emoji variously shows love and affection, often with a happy, playful, or sweet tone.
It is also known as Stars Heart, Sparkle Heart and Sparkly Heart. This emoji shows a red or pink heart. The heart is also provided with two to four stars. The glints suggests the loving feeling is glistening with joy, warmth, and positivity.
You can also use this emoji to show that you've just fallen in love.

💞 The revolving hearts emoji, depicts two tiny hearts orbiting each other (or spinning in a circle). Those little lines make it a different emoji than two hearts emoji .

It's used to express a very animated or heightened sense of love, affection, or joy as well as to show reciprocal love for another person.

💕 Two Hearts Emoji is an image of two red hearts, one of which partially overlaps the other. This emoji is widely used to express warm feelings, love and romance. This emoji is present in many romantic texts, and can mean everything that is related to it: from "love is in the air" to the deeper and mature emotions. Sometimes used by girls simply to decorate warm friendly letters.

💓 Depicting a pulsing pink or red heart symbol, the beating heart emoji is used as an intensive form of the red heart emoji , expressing passionate love, happiness, excitement, and even obsession. It can also be used to convey ideas or feelings of health, vitality, and life.

 💗 PINK HEART GROWING IN SIZE 💗

Are you literally the Grinch? Because that is the only acceptable situation in which to use this. Some emoji scholars interpret this as a beating heart and therefore a complimentary emoji to send and receive. But unfortunately, they are wrong.

Good for: an apology tour after terrorizing Whoville
Bad for: EVERY OTHER CONTEXT

❣️ A fun, manic-energy heart with über-versatile application. Sprinkle this in with a casual or newish boyfriend whom you love (but aren’t quite in love with yet), friends, family—it’s all good!

The excitement and giddiness of the exclamation point heart implies that you genuinely like the other person’s company and are super excited to see them. There’s an immediacy to this emoji that makes it perfect to toss in when confirming plans.

Good for: telling someone your ETA when you’re meeting up, signing off a “catching up” session, setting date plans in place


💘 HEART WITH ARROW THROUGH IT 💘

As one of the lesser-used symbols within the heart emoji taxonomy, seeing one of these means you kind of have to read into the meaning of it. Therefore, send with caution, as it likely will be scrutinized by the receiver.

While traditionalists would believe it’s just a symbol of new love, the reality is that there are so many other heart emoji to symbolize new love that this one gets forgotten.

Good for: your long-term S.O. of several years where truly nothing is new anymore
Bad for: that platonic friend you’ve always thought was kind of cute


❤️ The red heart emoji is used in warm emotional contexts. It can be used to express gratitude, love, happiness, hope, or even flirtatiousness.

💜 The purple heart emoji signifies that you will love them forever. As by a BTS that showed us the "I purple you". You can use a purple heart to show how much you love and care for them. 

Also The Purple Heart is a United States military decoration awarded in the name of the President to those wounded or killed while serving, on or after April 5, 1917, with the U.S. military. A symbol of honor for sacrifice.

💙 The blue heart emoji is used or given
to that one special love or friend that sparks up your tired fucking heart, they may do a lot of small things that mean a lot - good morning texts, tight hugs, forehead kisses, etc. The one that makes your day and you smile nonstop about, the one who is the last person you think about at night, the one you can’t have but want nothing more than for them to be happy everyday. 

A blue heart can also symbolize a deep and stable love. Trust, harmony, peace and loyalty.

🧡 An orange heart is an expression of passion and romance. But also can be used in the non-romantic context for friendship and strong bonds.

💛 A yellow heart: The color yellow can symbolize happiness, positivity, and hope (think sunshine), which helps explain why this emoji, while still used for love, may skew toward feelings of friendship and joy as opposed to the romantic passion of a classic red heart.

💚 This tends to speak more on the sender’s behalf than any relationship the sender has with the receiver. It tends to show support & empathy. Mostly used for acquaintances, people you know through mutual friends, junior varsity friends

💔 BROKEN HEART 💔

Again, most often used ironically in an “I’m just giving you shit” way. To deploy a broken-heart emoji in a serious context is a little cringeworthy, as it could be seen as trying to milk guilt out of someone (and FWIW, a phone call is much better for that type of situation).

Good for: giving your partner a hard time if they disappoint you (but a disappointment you’ll obviously live through—you just don’t want to let them off the hook quite yet)
Bad for: truly expressing a broken heart or shattered expectations

🖤 BLACK HEART 🖤

Most often used ironically, the black heart is a symbol of deep, embarrassing, romantic love. Like, Wow, you could completely crush my hopes and dreams in a millisecond because my heart is in your hands and that makes me feel not at ease at all! But it’s exciting!

Good for: your soul mate, your twin flame
Bad for: someone you’re very casually dating

 💟 PURPLE TEXT BOX HEART 💟

Unacceptable, Friendzoned full stop. There are so many more to choose from. 

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