Anonymous wrote:I go to sleep at 7:30-8pm, and wake up at 4am.
I used to pause and think if I shouldn't respond to my missed-evening texts when I woke up at 4am. Then I thought, if you're too stupid or lazy to set up specific alerts on your phone, then you deserve to be woken up.
If you have a cellphone, YOU ALONE are responsible for it. Not everyone else. Set your own damn alerts/silencing.
Anonymous wrote:Good grief. Did none of you pay attention to OP's follow up post noting that she keeps her ringer on because her dad is in hospice? (which people close to her know)
Anonymous wrote:How clueless and rude. I don't need your insipid text with heart and bouquet emojis. Let me sleep. Let me clean up the sloppy breakfast my kids made for me. Let me just have a Sunday morning.
Anonymous wrote:I manage a large team and one of my male direct reports who is a low performer and overly familiar texted me at 8 AM to wish me a HMD. Not the way to improve his performance review.
Anonymous wrote:The Op has a point. The HMD texts are not coming from her kids. They are coming from outsiders who she is not the mom to. People have over sensationalized this made up holiday. Let the kids treat mom today. Have you noticed how every mom friend, sister, aunt, etc. send these HMD texts? It’s gone over board. I can see how that irritated the Op.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good grief. Did none of you pay attention to OP's follow up post noting that she keeps her ringer on because her dad is in hospice? (which people close to her know)
There are settings on your phone for that.
I have no patience for people who get bothered about this kind of stuff. People wake up at different times, go to sleep at different times, travel or live in different time zones, and work different hours. Sending texts when it's convenient to the sender is normal. Adjust your settings accordingly. Getting annoyed at others is so needless because there are easy fixes for your annoyance.
Doesn’t matter. Turn your phone off or leave it in another room. My kids are on the east coast. I’m on the west coast. I don’t have my phone in my bedroom because they text at all hours of the day. If you’re annoyed by texts there is a super easy fix.
There’s an easy fix that doesn’t involve leaving your phone in another room LOL
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good grief. Did none of you pay attention to OP's follow up post noting that she keeps her ringer on because her dad is in hospice? (which people close to her know)
There are settings on your phone for that.
I have no patience for people who get bothered about this kind of stuff. People wake up at different times, go to sleep at different times, travel or live in different time zones, and work different hours. Sending texts when it's convenient to the sender is normal. Adjust your settings accordingly. Getting annoyed at others is so needless because there are easy fixes for your annoyance.
Doesn’t matter. Turn your phone off or leave it in another room. My kids are on the east coast. I’m on the west coast. I don’t have my phone in my bedroom because they text at all hours of the day. If you’re annoyed by texts there is a super easy fix.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good grief. Did none of you pay attention to OP's follow up post noting that she keeps her ringer on because her dad is in hospice? (which people close to her know)
There are settings on your phone for that.
I have no patience for people who get bothered about this kind of stuff. People wake up at different times, go to sleep at different times, travel or live in different time zones, and work different hours. Sending texts when it's convenient to the sender is normal. Adjust your settings accordingly. Getting annoyed at others is so needless because there are easy fixes for your annoyance.
Anonymous wrote:Good grief. Did none of you pay attention to OP's follow up post noting that she keeps her ringer on because her dad is in hospice? (which people close to her know)