Is it just me, or do “hehe”, “hehehe”, and “hehehehe” mean different things?
I’ve always considered that texting “hehe” is a light chuckle, a “heh heh” sound; “hehehe” is more of a giggle, whether coy or creepy; and any more “he”s than that delves into witchy cackling territory.
In contrast “haha”, “hahaha”, and “hahahaha”, all sound the same in my head, and the meaning only varies in intensity but is more context dependent.
Hehe: innocent little chuckle
Hehehe: mischief
Hehehehe: devious plotting
heh - slight laugh
hehe - mischieveous
hehehe - genuine laugh
hehehehe - Lois, this is Family Guy
"Hey Lois, I'm text based!"
Hehe in any form sounds like Michael Jackson in my head.
tee hee :3
Muahahaha!
By number of 'hehs':
1-2: situational ranging from genuine to sarcastic to 'funny but not haha funny'
3-4: "got'Em"
Hehehehehe: devious
Anything past that is a chuckle on its way to laughing.
I think that typing "hehe" (or any of its variations) is like saying "gasp" or "shudder" out loud. Gonna take what you have to say a lot less seriously after that.
Oh mr serious business over here cant handle a little whimsy
Whimsy? On the internet? Why, it's unheard of!
Best one, by far (that I never use): Ha!
Thanks… Now you’ve got me thinking about /HAAW/.
I agree on the first part, but disagree on the second.
haha is more like saying it without changing your facial muscles. hahaha is then the normal laughter and hahahaha is the crazy psychopath, let's back away fast with more ha' equaling to more running speed.
this should answer your question
one is mike jackson, one is a cute giggle, the last one is a sociopath