How to express feelings skillfully with punctuation marks?

Let's start with the simplest punctuation. A simple conversation with different punctuation marks may have completely different effects. Imagine that you finally got the micro-signal of the goddess and decided to start from the most basic! Carefully sent two words "Are you there?"

The streaking method without any punctuation marks is actually the coolest and most elusive. Show your mysterious temperament. If you add a wrong punctuation mark after a question, it shows your sense of randomness. Of course, the safest way to supplement is to use the right punctuation marks in the right place, which shows that you are at least serious about knowing the goddess, at least making people feel that you are a serious person.

Another example is that we type "Oh". Under normal circumstances, we don't punctuate the word "oh", which means that this is just a small pause in the conversation, and there is no need to punctuate it deliberately. There is a paragraph "Oh." It's cold for several grades in an instant, which is terrible! "Oh!" This is an expression of excitement, which can make the other person feel your excitement, whether it is good or bad.

"Oh" is a smoke bomb. Children who like to throw smoke bombs are really unpredictable, but at least they are casual babies.

"Oh?" With a provocative feeling, it can be matched with "and then?" Or "blame me?" Or maybe you are really interested in the following, and you can match it with "Tell me about it?" .

The "Oh ~" wave is a little warm here, producing a "nodding" effect. "Oh ..." Very reluctantly agreed, it seems that this matter is not very happy!

According to the above teaching, the use of any role can produce similar emotional effects, allowing you to express your emotions euphemistically, and also letting the opposite side notice your emotional changes.