- meme usage
- Used in viral tweets about WLW representation in media, celebrity sapphic ship content, and queer joy posts.
- sarcasm patterns
- Occasionally deployed sarcastically in threads criticizing brands for shallow pride representation or calling out queerbaiting.
- quote tweet context
- Added to quote tweets celebrating positive LGBTQ+ news, WLW media representation, or couple announcements.
- trending context
- Spikes during Pride Month, LGBTQ+ award show moments, and when popular WLW media ships become canon.
- reply use
- Used as a reply to express support for queer couples, cheer on WLW relationships, or show solidarity.