The acronym "HEA" has multiple meanings depending on the context. Here are the different meanings of HEA based on the search results:

• Happily Ever After: In the context of romance novels, HEA stands for "Happily Ever After" and refers to the dreamy fairytale romance ending that romance readers live for. It used to mean marriage and babies, but the expectation has changed along with the times, blurring the lines between HEA and HFN (Happy For Now).

• Home Equity Agreement: A HEA is a financial option that allows homeowners to get a large lump sum without taking on additional debt payments or selling their property. In exchange, the HEA provider will receive a percentage of the homes future equity. The term of the agreement is usually 10 years.

• Higher Education Act: The Higher Education Act of 1965 (HEA) is a law designed to provide financial assistance to post-secondary school students and to strengthen the educational system. The HEA provides financial assistance to college students, including subsidized grants and loans to qualified post-secondary school students.

In addition to HEA, there are other acronyms that are commonly used in different contexts, such as TSTL (Too Stupid to Live), HFN (Happy For Now), and TBR (To Be Read).