G2B

What Does G2B Mean in a Text?

The Quick Answer

G2B means "Go to Bed."

More Observations...

The abbreviation G2B is commonly used as a statement to let someone know it's time to finish a conversation and go to sleep. However, if the same abbreviation is presented as a question, it actually means "Do you want to go to bed with me?". In the absence of a question mark, the context of the conversation should help to determine the senders meaning. For example:

• Person 1: I'm tired.
• Person 2: You should G2B.
(Here, G2B indicates advice from the sender that the recipient should go to sleep.)

• Person 1: I really like you.
• Person 2: We should G2B.
(Here, G2B indicates that the sender wishes to go to bed with the recipient.)

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When I write G2B, I mean this:

G2B means "Go To Bed."

Summary of Key Points

We have summarized the key points in the table below:

G2B
Definition:	Go to Bed
Type:	Abbreviation
Guessability:	3: Guessable
Typical Users:	Adults and Teenagers

Examples of G2B in Sentences

Here are examples of G2B in conversations:

• Her: I love you.
• Him: Great, let's talk tomorrow.
• Her: But, I really love you.
• Him: That's really great. Now G2B.

• Sheena: You look fit.
• Zac: Do you want to G2B with me?
• Sheena: Not that fit!

An Academic Look at G2B

The abbreviation G2B is typically used as an imperative (i.e., an order). G2B is classified as an "internet slang term" by our team, as opposed to an initialism abbreviation or an acronym, because some of its characters are used as substitutes for letters. Initially, "slang terms" were introduced for brevity, but, particularly with the advent of predictive texting and on-screen keyboards, they are now mostly employed for fun. "Slang terms" differ from icons because they are not pictorial representations.

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Example of G2B Used in a Text

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