MIRL stands for “Meet In Real Life.” It is a term used in internet slang to suggest meeting up with someone in person, beyond the online realm. It is commonly used when online friends or acquaintances plan to meet face-to-face, usually for the first time.
Examples:
1. Planning to meet a friend from an online gaming community:
Person 1: Hey, we’ve been gaming together for years now. I think it’s time for us to MIRL. What do you think?
Person 2: Absolutely! Let’s plan a meet-up and finally put a face to the username. I can’t wait to meet you in person.
2. Discussing the idea of meeting an online romantic partner:
Person 1: We’ve been talking and video calling for months, and I feel a strong connection. Should we take it to the next level and MIRL?
Person 2: I think it’s a great idea! Let’s find a time and place to meet, and see if our connection translates into real life. Can’t wait to see you!
In both examples, MIRL is used as an abbreviation to express the intention of meeting someone in person beyond the online world.
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