Do we Text too much?
By Dioncarroll
@Dioncarroll (37)
United States
5 responses
@Hazelrose (2179)
• Philippines
22 Jan 10
Hi Dioncarroll,Welcome to mylot!Yes,now a days almost all the people using text as source of communication.For me i just text if it's really important.But I prefer to call for a short talk. Have a nice day!
@Dioncarroll (37)
• United States
22 Jan 10
"Short talk" at least you haven't lost your way. Some people don't even call for small talk anymore. They now "small text". Thanks for your opinion.
@Dioncarroll (37)
• United States
22 Jan 10
Depends on what your texting them. You are so right. Thanks for your opinion.
@longsdogin (454)
• China
22 Jan 10
Hi,dioncarroll,I don't text often,I would like to give a call when I have something to say.For most of us,we would rather text when saying I love u to someone.Bcz we are shy to do this.Haha:)Have a nice day and happy mylotting.
@Dioncarroll (37)
• United States
22 Jan 10
He He He... Funny.. So you use text'n as some sort of hide'r of your face when saying the i love you's and all... That's fine too...
Thanks for your opinion.
@b4balaji (410)
• India
21 Jan 10
It may be good to use words in person if you are able to see that person. What if that person is not near to you, and he/she is some other state or some other country?
Texting is good to use if you are away from your friends. But if you are near, I think the best way to say I Love you is to meet the person and tell them yourselves.
@Dioncarroll (37)
• United States
22 Jan 10
True... When that person is far away it is rather cute to do. Think about this tho... Back in the day when they didn't have as much access to each other... could it be safe to say that the meeting and seeing each other again was that much more powerful? Thanks for your opinion!
@harukachan212 (31)
• United States
21 Jan 10
I send and receive approximately 2500-3000 texts per month. Yes, I know that's a lot. But I'm finding that I'm doing most of my texting to a friend that lives over 1000 miles away from me. Texting is more convenient then talking on the phone, because at least with texting nobody else around you knows what you're saying to whomever it is you're talking to. I too would much rather say "I love you" in person, but sometimes, like in distance relationships, in person doesn't come that often.
@Dioncarroll (37)
• United States
22 Jan 10
Yeah it means more face to face. When they're that far away tho it is rather sweet to do! Thanks for your opinion.