#textingetiquette

[parentingroundabout]

On our latest weekly roundup, we are still trying to teach our kids about conveying urgency in their texts. What we're watching: We finished season 2 of Reservation Dogs with episodes 9 ("Offerings") and 10 ("I Still Believe"), two more opportunities to weep through our laughter and cheer on the Rez Dogs as they finally make it all the way to California. Catherine's library find this week is a sweet picture book called The World's Best Class Plant by Liz Garton Scanlon and Audrey Vernick, illustrated by Lynnor Bontigao, and starring a surprisingly cool spider plant named Jerry. In the archives, we revisit episodes in which we discussed the perils of punctuality (March 18, 2021); (not) following your passion (March 18, 2020); and the sting of rejection (March 19, 2018). Mentioned: "I'm Just Ken" at the Oscars; our episode Working Hard, or Hardly Working?. ​ Next week, we'll watch Girls5Eva (which has moved to Netflix) and talk about all of season 3. Until then (and anytime you're in need), the archives are available.

[mymetric360]

🤔How can I easily be a wingman by texting my friend about their significant other's awesomeness after meeting them?

[aclinicineus1]

What should you text if you are Dating Online and Make them want more?

In this video, we're going to discuss what you should text if you are Dating Online. We'll go over the different types of texts you should send and when to send them to make the person you're dating want more. Texting is a huge part of dating online, so make sure you are using it to your advantage! By knowing the right things to text, you'll be able to create a deeper relationship with the person you're dating. So make sure to watch this video to learn what to text if you are Dating Online! #datingtips #onlinedatingadvice #textingetiquette #findinglove #relationshipgoals source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NzCMw4kR8c

[velmannette]

People Who Ignore Text Messages from Friends

Now, I'm not some chick who obsesses over the amount of time it takes for people to respond to a text but no response at all irritates the shit out of me. If you text me in a week, I'll appreciate it as though you texted me in five minutes. People have shit to do and we forget. But you have to know something about me. When I text, I have a purpose. When I want to know how you are, I ask "How are you?" When I want to know what time and where to meet, I ask, "What time and where should we meet?" When I want to know where all the attitude is coming from, I ask, "What's wrong and who do we have to hate on?" My point is that I ALWAYS have a point. I am annoyingly independent and only ask questions that I can't answer myself. So when people start ignoring my texts for no fucking reason, I get irate. I won't say anything about it because what's the point in asking people what their problem is when they're basically telling you with their complete silence that they don't value you? That you are not important enough for a response, not even a small one? All in all, be kind to your friends and say something. Send a fucking emoji or gif. Hell, say "Busy right now" or "I don't know". Fuck, ANYTHING I can't wait for these people to have kids, grow old, and finally feel ignored. They obviously are so used to such a high level of attention that they don't think anyone is important enough for theirs

[yourstrulysalleeeeeeeli-blog]

Only reasons why I don't reply to a text/IM.

You gave a one word answer.

I no longer had interest in our boring conversation.

You got boring.

I really had to do my homework.

It was dinnertime; meaning stuffing my face.

You said something offensive.

I fell asleep.

I died.