What does "LBR" mean in text?

honestycasual tone

LBR means let's be real - calling for honesty or acknowledging an obvious truth

LBR Definition

LBR stands for 'Let's Be Real' and is used to call for honesty or to acknowledge an obvious truth in conversation. It's often used before sharing a brutally honest opinion or to bring attention to facts that might be uncomfortable but need to be addressed.

Examples in conversation

"LBR, that outfit is not working for you"

"I think I have a chance with that celebrity"

"LBR, you need to set more realistic goals"

"LBR, we all knew this project was going to be a disaster"

"Maybe I should ask for a raise after one week"

"LBR, you should probably wait at least a few months"

Usage Notes

Used for honest, sometimes blunt opinions - be tactful

Other ways to search for "LBR"

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Frequently Asked Questions about "LBR"

Is LBR always used for negative feedback?

Not necessarily. LBR can be used before any honest statement, whether positive or negative. It just signals that you're about to be direct and truthful.

Should I be worried if someone starts with LBR?

Not worried, but prepared for honest feedback. LBR usually means someone cares enough to tell you the truth, even if it's not what you want to hear.

Can LBR be used in serious conversations?

Yes, LBR can be used in both casual and serious conversations when you want to emphasize that you're being completely honest about something important.

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