Alex DeLarge
Master Don Juan
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If you're trying to build initial rapport with someone to get a date, then texting would work out fine. But if you plan to continue the relationship into something else, then start using the goddamn phone the way it's supposed to be used. For talking!
When reading a simple text message, something like "Okay." can be read as the girl agreeing with you, or a *****y toned "OKAY." see what I'm saying?
I've noticed a key problem in most of my relationships has just been TOO MUCH TEXTING. When I hangout with a girl, they have the time of their life. I show them adventure and excitement. Many times I've had girls tell me that I'm just the perfect guy and that I'm everything they want not to sound ****y or anything.. But then they'll text something to me the next day and I'll think "Well what does that mean? Is she saying this or that?"
There's no tone of voice or facial expression behind the message, so you can't really tell.. This will eventually lead to overanalysis of the conversation and you two having a ridiculous fight over nothing.
Here are a few articles to check out backing this argument.
http://www.datingish.com/693354607/how-text-messaging-ruins-relationships/
http://www.cherokeebillie.com/How_to_Ruin_a_Love_Relationship_with_Modern_Technology.html
http://www.reuters.com/article/2008/01/23/us-gadgets-idUSN2221996620080123
http://gaymwalker.blogspot.com/2009/12/texting-ruins-relationships-say-what.html
http://www.personal.psu.edu/afr3/blogs/SIOW/2010/09/does-texting-ruin-relationships.html
When reading a simple text message, something like "Okay." can be read as the girl agreeing with you, or a *****y toned "OKAY." see what I'm saying?
I've noticed a key problem in most of my relationships has just been TOO MUCH TEXTING. When I hangout with a girl, they have the time of their life. I show them adventure and excitement. Many times I've had girls tell me that I'm just the perfect guy and that I'm everything they want not to sound ****y or anything.. But then they'll text something to me the next day and I'll think "Well what does that mean? Is she saying this or that?"
There's no tone of voice or facial expression behind the message, so you can't really tell.. This will eventually lead to overanalysis of the conversation and you two having a ridiculous fight over nothing.
Here are a few articles to check out backing this argument.
http://www.datingish.com/693354607/how-text-messaging-ruins-relationships/
http://www.cherokeebillie.com/How_to_Ruin_a_Love_Relationship_with_Modern_Technology.html
http://www.reuters.com/article/2008/01/23/us-gadgets-idUSN2221996620080123
http://gaymwalker.blogspot.com/2009/12/texting-ruins-relationships-say-what.html
http://www.personal.psu.edu/afr3/blogs/SIOW/2010/09/does-texting-ruin-relationships.html