Young Japanese females effectively exploit particular vernacular writing systems, to encode special intention. Some scripts use affect-laden SFPs, which implicitly relies on Labovian notion of 'evaluation' and Gumperz's 'contextualization cues'. More interestingly, some affect-laden symbols also co-occur with such evaluation devices, building on the affect enhanced by such SFPs and script-switching in order to establish intimate and solidary relationships.