What does nyf mean? View the definition of nyf and all related slang terms containing nyf below:
nyf :
not your fault
Usage of NYF
The abbreviation 'NYF' is commonly used in texting and social media platforms to convey the message 'not your fault.' It is used to reassure the other person that whatever happened was not their fault and to prevent them from feeling guilty or responsible for something. For instance, if a friend apologizes for canceling plans at the last minute, one can reply with a simple 'NYF' to let them know that it's not a big deal, and they don't need to feel guilty.
Examples of NYF used in texting:
1. Friend 1: I'm sorry I forgot to bring your book back.
Friend 2: No worries, NYF!
2. Mom: I'm so sorry I won't be able to make it to your game tonight.
Daughter: It's okay, NYF! I know you are busy.
3. Boss: I'm sorry that the project didn't turn out as we expected.
Employee: Don't worry, NYF! We'll try again next time.
