If you've received an "MBN" text from a friend or recently noticed the abbreviation on social media, you're probably wondering what it stands for. Keep scrolling to read our complete guide on how to interpret "MBN" on all platforms, including text and social media. We'll also explain how to use this abbreviation so you can start dropping MBNs of your own!

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What does MBN mean on Snapchat?

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How to Use MBN

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    Communicate that you’re genuinely happy for someone. Use MBN in a sincere way if you’re talking to a friend who deserves good things, or if you’re making a comment about strangers who are truly endearing or sweet. For example:
    • "You scored a free ticket to see Taylor Swift? 🎉 MBN! I’m happy for you!"
    • "Did you see that cute old couple with matching track suits? ❤️ MBN"
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    Drop some salty commentary if you’re feeling low-key jealous. When you use MBN this way, it can come off as light sarcasm or fairly scathing, depending on how you word it. Keep in mind that if you use MBN with a hashtag on social media, more people are likely to see it and you may get some replies.
    • "Just watching these frat bros order endless bottles of champagne at the club. Mbn to have daddy’s credit card 😂”
    • "At the mall by myself testing out massage chairs while all the happy couples walk by holding hands lol #mbn"
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How to Respond to MBN

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    Agree or say thanks if the person is being genuine. Chances are if a friend says MBN to you, they’re probably legitimately pleased for you. They might say it with light sarcasm in some cases, but the comment isn’t meant to be hurtful or mean.
    • Them: "MBN having the whole weekend off work."
      You: “Yeah, it totally is 😉”
    • Them: "Your parents got you a car? Wow, mbn! That’s awesome."
      You: "Thanks! I’m so stoked."
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    You don’t have to respond to MBN, especially if it was a rude remark. MBN doesn’t really require a response. If the person was being sarcastic or rude to you, ignore their salty comment. They’re just jealous anyway!
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This article was co-authored by Imad Jbara and by wikiHow staff writer, Amber Crain. Imad Jbara is a Dating Coach for NYC Wingwoman LLC, a relationship coaching service based in New York City. 'NYC Wingwoman' offers matchmaking, wingwoman services, 1-on-1 Coaching, and intensive weekend bootcamps. Imad services 100+ clients, men and women, to improve their dating lives through authentic communication skills. He has a BA in Psychology from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. This article has been viewed 10,021 times.
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