People most often send “WSP?” on its own as a way to start a convo. Some people add a follow-up question, like, “WSP? How are you?” or, “WSP Jason! What are you up to this weekend?” It doesn’t matter how it’s capitalized. “WSP,” “Wsp,” and “wsp” all mean the same thing.
“WSP? You free tonight?” “WSP? I’m at Ralph’s place. ” “WSP? You trying to hang?”
“WSP? How you doing?” “WSP? It’s been so long since we’ve talked!” “WSP? I miss you!”
“Not much. What are you up to?” “Just finishing dinner. What’s going on?” “I’m cleaning my room. It’s been forever since I’ve even seen what my floor looks like. ”
“I’m chilling. I’ve had a really busy quarter, but I just finished finals so I’ve got some time to catch a breather. ” “Not a whole lot. Just been busy at work. What’s up with you?” “Hey! Same old, same old. Trying to get through this semester. What’s going on?”
“Me, since 2 am. I’m exhausted!” “Not a thing but a chicken wing!” “The cost of everything I want to buy, unfortunately. What’s going on?”
“Hey, are you on WSP?” “Add me on WSP. ” “Do you use WSP at all? I’m out of the country a lot, so that’s usually what I use to chat. ”
“Looking for a new WSP to host your blog?” “As the #1 WSP in New York…” “Hey, who do you use as your WSP? I really like your website. ”
“I’m going to WSP later if you want to chill by the fountain. ” “Have you ever been to WSP? I know your dad lives in NYC. I’ve always wanted to visit. ” “Hey, want to meet up at WSP later?”
“WSP? What are you on tonight?” “WSP? I’m trying to turn up. ” “WSP?! You got plans today?”
“As a result of WSP, prospective employees with traditionally white-sounding names are more likely to get a call back from interviewers. ” “Can you think of an example of WSP? What about when it comes to the way strangers talk to you?” “Police tend to profile people of color, while those with WSP are automatically treated as innocent. ”
