Which Shushmoji®, for whom?

Here some WhatsApp sticker examples and a guide to using each Shushmoji® emoji sticker, and the particular behaviour each sticker targets as a conversation-ender. Simply scroll and select which free Shushmoji you’d like to learn more about using as a conversation-ender.


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Examples of free Shushmoji use in WhatsApp

These examples cover each free sticker in the Shushmoji app for WhatsApp. These stickers are sourced from its sets.

“STOP, SILLY TROLL!”


WhatsApp sticker examples troll
Got mobs of trolls, cyberbullies or flamers in your WhatsApp streams? End dodgy conversations with this Shushmoji® emoji sticker. Show any uncivil twit that it’s ‘zip it!’ time. Let your imaginary thumb block a silly mouth.
Many online harassers are mentally unhinged. Low in the Big Five Personality traits of agreeability and conscientiousness. High in Dark Tetrad traits (narcissism, Machiavellianism, clinical psychopathy and everyday sadism). Engaging with such unstable individuals often only boosts their ego, while dragging you down. Show rude boys (and girls and theys) that it’s best to reign in their tongues, with a nutcracker designed for squeezing trollish bollocks.
Just like sexual harassment, cyber harassment is a pattern of unwanted behaviour. Show its perpetrators that their undesired messages are like a yucky virus. Thank you, next... text.
A flamer posts or sends offensive, hostile messages (‘flames') to spark an inflamed exchange of insults. Flames may range from the innocuous humour targeting noobs for breaching netiquette to profane, malicious attacks drawing on controversial content to kindle flame wars.
Armchair clicktivists. Safely behind their keyboards, miles from the frontline. These invincible #hashtag “activists” are all about aggressive posturing for attention seeking and irritating others online. You could chat about their empty virtue signalling, zero skin-in-the-game and complete lack of knowledge… BUT it’s way better to share this sticker than prolong their insufferable monologue.
A sexually transmitted disease (STD) can be hard to get rid of. Just like an STD troll who disappears for a while and then unwantedly reappears in your chat group. Any textual intercourse with STD trolls places you at risk of catching their affliction. Rather show it you know it with this itching character. Be wise, STD troll condomise!

“STOP, TORTURER!”

WhatsApp sticker examples for the Stop torturer thumbscrews sticker
  Witnessing a monologue that demands you work your once-pretty thumbs down to the bone? Share your pain with this tight graphic.
whatsapp chat showing a schadenfreude sticker   Got unsympathetic gloaters in your chatbox who are bouncing around with joy at your (or others’) misfortune? Flag their nasty goggles with this sticker.
Stop torturer examples shame bells sticker
Stop ringing the shame bell sticker Got a person ringing their bell of shame too loudly in your chat. Silence them with these beautiful bells.
Stop torturer examples walk of shame sticker
Exit the walk of shame WhatsappChat Spotting someone on a long WhatsApp Walk of Shame, but they have no clue they are? Share this sticker as a warning sign.
Stop torturer examples dilapidation sticker
Spotted a mob rearing its hydra heads on WhatsApp? Flag your disinterest in joining their modern-day stoning by popping this sticker in a group chat.

“STOP, ACADEMIC BULLY!”

WhatsApp sticker examples for the academic bully set
Intellectual pipsqueaks abusing their freedom of speech in your WhatsApp stream? Cyber harassment of scholars is just an extension of academic bullying. Use this sticker to show perpetrators that you don’t engage with frothy lightweights and academic cyberbullies.
There should be a ‘Beware, academic sewer ahead!’ sign for warning one against university campuses that are plagued by incivility. In rotten ivory towers, Academic Bully Culture embraces harassment that can range from camouflaged aggression to overt bullying and academic mobbing. The result is a rank environment in which goblins, trolls and ogres compete for one-upmanship in who can make the worst attacks on their shared target. Use this sticker to show a troll: ‘Get back under your sewer grate’!
It can take truckloads of cash to keep certain sections of Super Costly Academic Brand X functioning. Paying for costly laboratory equipment and scientific research is expensive. Few sponsors and donors can contribute with ‘no strings attached’. There is a danger that the recipients of this largesse may lose their independence and freedom of speech, especially when guided by entrepreneurial faculty and administrators. Use this sticker to flag your unease with embedded academics and their “independent” scholarship.
Some academics sincerely think that becoming a well-known ‘jack of all trades, master of none’ is a worthy pursuit. Desperate for attention, they regularly appear in the media, keen to tell the public exactly how to think concerning the latest hot topic(s). Share this sticker to spotlight the shallow aims and expertise of such “scholarly” contributors.
Similar to a dogpile, an academic mob features anti-collegial creeps who eagerly attack their outnumbered colleague. Emboldened by joining an academic or cyber mob, the mob dogpilers embrace strategies that they would be sanctioned for in non-toxic workplaces. Share this sticker for flagging such uncollegial behaviour.
  The ivory tower can be a safe space for academics to express bullshit arguments that may baffle student brains, but are not taken seriously elsewhere. Such academic grifters seem to prefer being “public intellectuals” to doing the hard work of becoming scholars or making contributions that stand up to review by other experts. Serious scholars expressing opinions that challenge conventional views are particularly attractive to lazy bullshitters in seeming an easy target to criticise and gain kudos via digital media. Masters of contradiction, academic bullshitters follow the rhetorical strategy of a gish galloper; bombarding their online audiences with multiple weak arguments and switching arguments each time their targeted scholar or other experts respond. Rather than doing the hard work of understanding their targets’ argument, bullshitters prefer to misrepresent it and make personal attacks on their target. Share this sticker to flag their BS!
Academic eccentrics already enjoy forms of license that would be unacceptable in any other workplace. Uninhibited online and emboldened by their seeming distance from their target, academic line crossers take pleasure with forms of cyber harassment that they would be punished elsewhere: Insult a colleague publicly? Yes, #slayqueen. Share personal details? Doxx away that privacy! Conceal a colleague’s major contribution to your publication record? Yip, that’s what you get for taking an unorthodox position! Show the line crossers you know them by popping this sticker into their toxic message streams.

“HEY, SILLY ASS!”

WhatsApp sticker examples of the hey silly ass set
Life’s too short to waste on smartasses. Especially ones you’ve clothed, fed and educated. So when you run out of words simply use this sticker instead. Sometimes autocorrect plus banana fingers are waaaaay too powerful to beat without a little assistance.
Sometimes humans are just too fant-ass-tic for words. That’s when this gender fluid, TOTALLY fierce sticker comes in handy. Terms and conditions do not apply, just bask in your ability to celebrate fabulosity and give credit where it’s due.
When you catch someone in a lie it’s best to let them know you know what they’ve done with this clueless, drooling, lolling little ass. And that they’d be wise to sleep with one eye open…
We’ve all seen it – humans with the most potential for excellence, squandering their talents, awesomeness and grey matter daily. It behoves you to give them ALL a little nudge in the right direction with this ass-pirational sticker. Just do it.
Life’s too short to take unnecessary risks just for more likes and views. Be adventurous and curious, but make sure you surround yourself with genuine humans who won’t stab you in the back (or front), and who give a rat’s ass about you, not your popularity.
There’s always that one friend, workmate or family member made in a factory that contains nuts. Highly entertaining, lovable, ex-ass-pirating screwballs – there’s never a dull moment. Show your appreciation for their talents with this sticker.

“STOP, SINNER!”

WhatsApp sticker examples stop sinner
  Just because you’re ‘friends’ with someone on social media and like their posts, doesn’t mean you want them sliding into your DMs or anywhere else. When conversations take an uncomfortable turn, nip them quickly in the bud with this zip it sinner sticker. Then go wild on that block button.
Whatever happened to “work hard, be humble”? There’s a thin line between self promotion and bragging. Hint: if you get this sticker you’re probably doing the latter. Made for those who toot their own horn ad nauseam. Disclaimer: sending this sticker won’t make them stop any time soon.
The trouble with the world vying for views and likes, is once you’ve seen footage of abuse, etc. you can easily become immune to the suffering of others. This bystander sticker is for those who’ve lost their humanity in their desperate search for fame or popularity at any cost.
There are two kinds of humans: those who work hard and those who do nothing, but expect everything. Show the takers you’ve got their number with this lazy sloth sticker. Time to smother them with tough love.
Not all people are dependable, reliable or trustworthy, choosing to melt like snowflakes at the first sign of stress. Cut through their BS excuses with this sticker. Be cool, you’ve got this…
Greedy Guts won’t take no for an answer? Stop feeding the beasties, block them with this sticker and carry on with your life.

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