What does TFW mean in UNCLASSIFIED

TFW is usually used in digital media (e.g. text messaging and social media posts) as a reaction or response to something that has been said, experienced or seen by the user.

Yes, a variety of images have become popularly associated with the phrase TFW, such as cartoon characters showing surprise, confusion, joy or exasperation.

Other acronyms used in digital conversations that are similar to TFW include LOL (laugh out loud) and IMHO (in my honest opinion).

Not necessarily; if you are using the phrase online, you can simply use the words “that face when” without any accompanying image. It may be helpful in conveying emotion more clearly if you do include an image.

Yes, often times emoji are used along with the phrase “that face when” to better express how someone is feeling about something – this could be either positive or negative emotions.

It's best not to use slang language when writing out anything online, particularly on public sites like Twitter or Facebook – using shorter versions of words or inappropriate terms can come across as offensive and inappropriate.

Humor can be beneficial in lightening up the mood online but it should always be done responsibly and respectfully! If you want to make jokes while using the phrase “that face when” then ensure that they are appropriate for all audiences and won't offend anyone who sees them.