Another slang trend making its rounds of late is TBH, a term that encourages online users to express sincerely how they feel about a person or an idea they post. For example, someone might post a photo and others might respond with: “TBH, you are sexy AF (as f**k) and I’d like you to HMU (hit me up)” or “I’ve never told you this but TBH, I think that thing yo do with your sausages when you fry them and add cheese is pretty cool.”As you can imagine, TBH carries both the power to lift another person up (which it often does) with kind or favourable comments or—with just a few clicks—TBH can go south and crumple another person if others opt to post morose comments (all shrouded in the virtuous effort “to be honest,” of course) e.g. “tbh your breath smells like s**t and you should go get a breath mint”.TBH has become so popular, some entrepreneurs have attempted to create a TBH movement of sorts by introducing a TBH app, and a TBH blog. The TBH app prompts users to join the TBH social network to “find out what your friends honestly think about you.”Member of quitethethingmedia.com Twitter: twitter.com/whatdoesSMHmean Check out some of the other pods on the networkthatufopodcast.com mockbusters.co.uk