Anonymous wrote:I am not a tester. Just tell her you aren’t really a tester. I check my texts at night when the day is pretty much over, text for 15 minutes, and that is it. My friends leave me off the constant text chains as they know it isn’t my thing.
Anonymous wrote:I'd definitely go with no texting during the work day. Simple reason, makes sense. Then text for a bit and end it with going to work out, text later. Text some more and then say watching movie, I'll let you know what I think. So basically just let her know why you are going silent. Then next time you are together physically, talk to her about it. Some people do not like texting - doesn't mean they don't like the person.
Anonymous wrote:^^^ a fair amount of it is her complaining about her ex and asking for advice which is also a bit weird.
Anonymous wrote:I just started chatting with a guy, and I'm realizing he likes to text ALL DAMN DAY. Jesus, I am already done with this. If I don't respond for a few hours, he's like "hi. Are you thinking about me." JFC, NO!
Anonymous wrote:I just started chatting with a guy, and I'm realizing he likes to text ALL DAMN DAY. Jesus, I am already done with this. If I don't respond for a few hours, he's like "hi. Are you thinking about me." JFC, NO!
Anonymous wrote:Newish thing from online dating. It’s more a FWB situation since we live a fair distance from one another and just get together every couple of weeks for dinner and sex.
I have noticed that she wants like a sustained banter via text during the day, starting into the morning and continuing into the night. I sort of shut it down during the work day but once it’s 5, boom, texting.
If I fail to respond for any reason for any length of time, I get a text “are you ok?” Happens maybe 2, 3 times a day.
I am staring to understand why people ghost.
Anonymous wrote:Dump her. She is a headache. It will only get worse.
Anonymous wrote:This is kind of a radical idea but ... have you tried being direct and saying what YOU want in terms of texting?