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Reply to "Why do men on OLD ask for my phone number but only text and don't call?"
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[quote=Anonymous]Texting is more spontaneous. You can do it from anywhere, whereas phone calls need to be scheduled in advance when you're both free. You can tell a lot by how people text. Are they funny, clever, interesting? Can they banter? Or are they boring or needy or demanding? But I'm partial to the written word so a clever texter would be something I value. And these days people are more nervous about a first phone call than even meeting in person, which would be in public and not as immediately intimate as a long phone conversation. I think people want to establish a rapport before calling. But I certainly would be suspicious of anybody traveling without a few phone calls first. And also there's the generational thing. Under 35s are mostly pretty stunted in their social skills. [/quote]
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