Categories: Internet Slang
GFN stands for “Good for Now.” It is a slang term used in online communication to express temporary satisfaction or acceptance of a situation. People often use this abbreviation to convey that something is suitable or sufficient for the time being, but may not be ideal in the long run.
Examples:
1. Person A: Hey, do you have any spare headphones I could borrow?
Person B: Sorry, I only have earbuds available. They’re GFN if you want to use them temporarily.
2. Student A: Can you proofread my essay? I haven’t finished editing it yet.
Student B: Sure, I can quickly go through it and make some minor corrections. It’ll be GFN to submit for now, but make sure you review it thoroughly later.
- In the first example, Person B is communicating that while their earbuds may not be the desired choice, they are suitable for temporary use.
- In the second example, Student B is offering to proofread the essay even though it might not be completely polished and suggesting that it can be submitted as is, but the student should make further revisions later.
Synonyms:
GFN, girlfriend neutrality.
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