RaistlinOfKrynn wrote:
In the old days
Unrelated observation: isn't it funny how fast some miserable present can become the "good old times"?
How do you deal with dry texters?
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Dec 11, 2024
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Confidescent wrote:
Let see if I'm a dry texter someone massage me, would it be to much to ask
Massage? Talk to the Dubai girls
Dec 11, 2024
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#126
So Basix is getting messages from strange females ! ……I don’t think Ariana is gonna happy about this ! 😲
Dec 11, 2024
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#128
What happened to @Confidescent? Did he run dry of texts? Mysteries of chess.com ...
Ngl I just stopped replying at this point
And then there’s another question that comes to mind. How do you deal with wet texters?
Define wet texter?
Dec 11, 2024
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#132
Me personally i would rig there house with dr*gs and then send a swat team on them
Just, leave them alone, maybe? Maybe they just don't want to talk?
Dec 11, 2024
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#134
BasixWhiteBoy wrote:
We all know this person. The bland texter, or messenger. The person you have a hard time talking to because they provide bland responses, leaving you wondering whether you should respond or not. I've had some conversations with people on this site which have made me ask this question. I've been messaging with people I'm just now meeting for the first time but have been unsure of how to deal with their messaging habits. So... here's what I mean.
I got a message from someone I hadn't met before but seemed familiar. Here's how the conversation went.
Her: Hi
Basix: Hello, hello.
Her: Hru
Basix: I'm doing pretty well, thanks for asking. How are you?
Her: Good
Now, after this, I ignored her for a little bit. I thought that since she had messaged me first, she had something to ask me, or something. But after a while, she hadn't said anything at all. So I continued to wait for something, until she said "hello" again. Now, in times like these, I strongly believe that I am not obligated to carry a conversation that I didn't start. I feel that if I am messaged to, the sender should have a topic in mind, and we can go from there. I think it's common courtesy to expect the sender of a message to not say "hello, how are you" and move on with a "good". After this, we had a decent conversation about school and other things. But for the past few days, I've noticed the same repeated cycle.
Hi.
Hello!
hru
I'm ok, thanks for asking. How are you?
Good
2 hours later.
Hello
Hi.
Wyd
Nothing much. What are you up to?
Nothing rn
So I ask again. How do you guys deal with dry texters and messengers like such. They come up so often, and it feels rude to just ignore them all the time.
delete your account and use your life savings to run to Barbados then use passive income to survive.
Dec 11, 2024
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#136
BasixWhiteBoy wrote:
And then there’s another question that comes to mind. How do you deal with wet texters?
hairdry them until they are dry then use my original strategy, simple!
If they didn’t want to talk, they wouldn’t hello in the first place…
Bro, I think they don't mean to be that cold. Maybe they are having a hard time with people or something happened earlier, so they stopped talking to people too much. But if you talk to them more they will probably be kind and beautiful people. I have a friend act like that too and he is so nice
I agree that they are very nice people. But it makes the most sense to me that if they say “hello” or “hi”, they should start the conversation after the greeting. That could be just me, though.
Adapt like mahoraga