Interpret this text please - AITA?

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Hmm I am on the sensitive side but also I don’t understand just not responding here in some way with words?


what did you think he should say?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Hmm I am on the sensitive side but also I don’t understand just not responding here in some way with words?


what did you think he should say?


OP here: Great or looking forward to it or thanks for organizing — that is how my friends and work colleagues would respond
Anonymous
Men are terrible with texting just not their thing.
Anonymous
oof. This isn't going to last if you are hurt over this.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Hmm I am on the sensitive side but also I don’t understand just not responding here in some way with words?


You're not sensitive. You are emotionally immature and prone to outbursts

As a pp noted this isn't likely to work out.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Men are terrible with texting just not their thing.


OP here: how do people who date people with this type of texting style deal with it when they have a very different style? In person communications are not an issue but there are a few times we have had crossed wires over texts. I hate to beat a dead horse on this with him so need to figure out how to deal with it assuming I want to continue to date him (which I do).
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Hmm I am on the sensitive side but also I don’t understand just not responding here in some way with words?


You're not sensitive. You are emotionally immature and prone to outbursts

As a pp noted this isn't likely to work out.


Honest question- is a text saying this really hurt my feelings an outburst? Or just being direct?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Hmm I am on the sensitive side but also I don’t understand just not responding here in some way with words?


You're not sensitive. You are emotionally immature and prone to outbursts

As a pp noted this isn't likely to work out.


Honest question- is a text saying this really hurt my feelings an outburst? Or just being direct?


It's pretty needy and I don't he is going to meet your needs here.
Anonymous
you could respond affirmatively by projecting your desired outcome on the situation, but you need to be emotionally prepared to deal with the possibility of direct correction/rejection.

example:

wonderful. I'll see you tomorrow, with flowers. 😉



Anonymous
I'm in my 50s and hate talking on the phone. My DH WFH and I text him to ask a question. I love texting.

But, sending a flower instead of answering is definitely this guy's way of not committing to an answer about tomorrow. To his credit, he didn't not text at all. Plenty of people do that.

OP, you might not be a good fit for this.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Hmm I am on the sensitive side but also I don’t understand just not responding here in some way with words?


You're not sensitive. You are emotionally immature and prone to outbursts

As a pp noted this isn't likely to work out.


Honest question- is a text saying this really hurt my feelings an outburst? Or just being direct?



Even now you're trying to excuse your behavior.

Always right.. never wrong, must have my way all the time.

Do you pout as well?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I'm in my 50s and hate talking on the phone. My DH WFH and I text him to ask a question. I love texting.

But, sending a flower instead of answering is definitely this guy's way of not committing to an answer about tomorrow. To his credit, he didn't not text at all. Plenty of people do that.

OP, you might not be a good fit for this.


OP here: the irony is that I text with my friends and family constantly! I think I’m just used to a different texting style.

And I agree that it’s a type of deflection! Conscious or not.

Sigh. I do realize I need to not overthink though.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Hmm I am on the sensitive side but also I don’t understand just not responding here in some way with words?


You're not sensitive. You are emotionally immature and prone to outbursts

As a pp noted this isn't likely to work out.


Honest question- is a text saying this really hurt my feelings an outburst? Or just being direct?



Even now you're trying to excuse your behavior.

Always right.. never wrong, must have my way all the time.

Do you pout as well?


OP here: I don’t pout no. In the past I might just hold it in and pretend everything is fine but now I am trying to be up front about my feelings. I guess I need to get a thicker skin!!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Hmm I am on the sensitive side but also I don’t understand just not responding here in some way with words?


Responding to what, though? At some point the convo had to end, even in real life….

He saw a flower and wanted to share it with you… what’s the problem.

Do you like this guy? Why are you looking for problems?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Hmm I am on the sensitive side but also I don’t understand just not responding here in some way with words?


what did you think he should say?


OP here: Great or looking forward to it or thanks for organizing — that is how my friends and work colleagues would respond


You need a lot of validation?
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