Before (unless intended otherwise). Imagine the case in which the paragraph continues…
Roy fell when we were walking. 😂 It was kind of worrying.
vs
Roy fell when we were walking 😂. It was kind of worrying.
In the first one, it seems that you are laughing about the fall being worrying. In the second, the laugh is about Roy, and then the next sentence reads in a more neutral tone, which was my intent.
Maybe it doesn’t look as nice, but to me it makes more sense.
Before (unless intended otherwise). Imagine the case in which the paragraph continues…
Roy fell when we were walking. 😂 It was kind of worrying.
vs
Roy fell when we were walking 😂. It was kind of worrying.
In the first one, it seems that you are laughing about the fall being worrying. In the second, the laugh is about Roy, and then the next sentence reads in a more neutral tone, which was my intent.
Maybe it doesn’t look as nice, but to me it makes more sense.