SGTM
an abbreviation for “sounds good to me”
> wanna grab lunch?
>> sgtm
> let’s do it.
acronym: silently giggling to myself. an alternative to the often overused “lol,” “rofl,” or any other acronym that conveys a person is amused and is neither laughing nor rolling on the floor. not to be used in face to face situations or over the phone – recommended usage is via text based communication mediums.
friend:
you: sgtm
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