How does the perceived level of comfort in expressing uncertainty affect the use of "nvm"?

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• What are some strategies for fostering a more patient and understanding communication dynamic online?
• What are some common conversational flow disruptors that can lead to the use of "nvm"?
• How does the level of trust between communicators affect the use of "nvm"?
• How does the perceived level of investment in maintaining the conversation affect the use of "nvm"?
• Can "nvm" be used to express a return to a previous state of mind?
• What are some situations where the ambiguity of "nvm" could be problematic?
• Is "nvm" more common in conversations that are initiated online or offline?
• What are some cultural norms surrounding directness that might influence the use of "nvm"?
• Is "nvm" more common in conversations that involve sharing personal information or more general topics?
• How does the use of "nvm" compare to other short responses like "ok" or "lol"?