What does it mean when she sends a purple heart emoji?

[Stefan20]

I've been talking with a girl through a dating app. First convo was cool. messages sent back and forth then i felt it was dying out then I sent her a last message with no open ends. A few days later, I noticed that she was celebrating a religious holiday and sent her a message. She sent one back saying "happy holiday" with a purple heart emoji. Does that mean anything? She could have used any other emoji for example the confetti emoji. Am I over thinking it? Or is there meaning in her choice of emoji?

[xoxobean]

Purple Heart Emoji Meaning

The purple heart emoji is a symbol of love and compassion. It can be used to express your love for someone or to show your support for a cause or issue. The purple heart emoji is also sometimes used to represent royalty or to show respect for someone who has passed away.

Does Purple Heart mean Friendzone?

It's a common misconception that the Purple Heart means "friend zone." The truth is, the Purple Heart is awarded to members of the military who have been wounded in combat. So, no, the Purple Heart does not mean "friend zone."

[VagueHope]

Oh boy you are definitely over thinking it! Any heart emoji is good maybe she just likes purple. Maybe she thinks the red one is too chessy.

[Sagul]

I'm by no means an emoji expert, but there's a red one, right? Choosing a heart over a confetti could mean she's being flirty, but choosing a purple one instead of red makes it more subtle and easier if she's unsure about your feelings. Just speculation, though.

[DCooper]

Maybe she thinks you were wounded in combat?

[SoftCliff]

That she supports and cares about you? But really emojis don't mean much, I wouldn't take them seriously

[Bellafioref]

Absolutely nothing, we like aesthetic things and we purely choose the color because we want to differentiate or because we like it.

[EarthRealm]

It means whatever she wants it to mean. The real meaning behind Purple Heart 💜 only applies to people that Take that definition at heart and apply that definition.

[Bee-Hatch]

Wounded in action and recognised by the US government for services to dating?

[Fuentes]

Never knew it was a thing

[dailyoctopus94]

What about a black heart?