What does FO mean in UNCLASSIFIED

FO stands for “Friendship Over” and is typically used as an announcement that two people who were friends are no longer friends.

FO is almost always used in text conversations or other electronic forms of communication when one person wants to formally declare that their friendship with another person has ended for good. It can be sent as a direct message or be posted publicly on social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram.

Generally speaking, you should only use FO when you feel like there is no hope for reconciliation between yourself and the other person. This could be because they have hurt you deeply or acted in a way that causes you to no longer trust them. If you feel uncertain about using it, it may be best to speak directly to them before making your decision.

Yes, instead of using “Friendship Over” many people opt to use phrases such as “It's Over” or “We're Done Here” which convey the same sentiment while being slightly less formal in tone.

While it isn't impossible to reconcile with someone after issuing an FO declaration, it can often be difficult due to the strong emotions involved on both sides of the relationship. If this does happen, it's important for both parties involved to take time for reflection before attempting any kind of reconciliation process.