👉 The word 'dmssg' is an acronym for "Don't Send Someone To The Screen." In this context, "Send someone to the screen" means that a particular action or statement should not be done, regardless of how unintentional or intentional it might seem.
Example: 1. "I'm sorry, but I don't think you've received my DMssg." Explanation: It's implied that you didn't receive a message from me, and you're now feeling embarrassed for not acknowledging your mistake. 2. "I know it was a silly mistake, but I didn't mean to send someone to the screen!" Example sentence: "I'm sorry, but when I sent that message, I meant to remind them to take breaks. But you could've easily seen my intentions." 3. "I want to be clear with people, but please don't send me DMssg." Explanation: It implies that sending a message requires thought and consideration, just as you should think twice before sending out important messages like emails. 4. "I can understand if you're feeling embarrassed about not receiving my DMssg," Example sentence: "I appreciate it for understanding the mistake I made. But please realize that if your friend or family member feels uncomfortable, it's okay to send a message in a more discreet manner." 5. "My DMssg was meant to be a joke, but I can't help feeling like I'm not doing enough."
