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Does Anyone Else Hate When People Call Them Instead Of Texting?

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Literally. I can do almost anything else. I may be introverted and keep to myself in social settings. But if a topic comes up, I can attempt to insert myself without absolutely vomiting. But phone calls? I hate phone calls, and my mom absolutely doesn’t get it. I also call for my job sometimes, for lunch order pickups for my superiors. The connection is choppy, these people can barely So I tried googling this and the only articles I have come across are ones where people are annoyed when people don’t text them back. I have nearly the opposite problem lol. I hate receiving texts so much it makes me genuinely infuriated to the point where (if I’m by myself) I shout at my phone to shut up. I imagine it’s some form of anxiety and feeling overwhelmed at Yes, I know, another „does anyone else“ thread. I’m actually curious to know who else is like this though. The other day, I was with some friends and his friends and couldn’t get over how casually they would call each other by their names. Then I thought how I would never do the same in that

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Does anyone else feel this way, like everyone else seems to understand why people are filled with so much hate? Because I’ve asked other non autistics about this and they all same that hate is a part of life and can’t be fixed, which I don’t get. Is Anyone Else Bothered By People Repeating The Same Thing Multiple Times (ie asking the same question many times, making the same observation etc.)?

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Does anyone else prefer texting sometimes because you can think about what you’re going to say and read it back before sending it which prevents you from waffling something that just comes off the top of your head?

That’s fair. I’d think We’re expecting a baby would work, in that case. But ultimately, it’s up to the people involved to decide what works best for them – regardless of what anyone else thinks. I’ve enjoyed the thread and discussion overall, it’s been interesting to read different people’s takes. Before the pandemic, we’d have more opportunities to interact with people, it almost becomes as common and as unnoticeable as breathing air – because social interacting has always been there. But once pandemic hit, the opportunities to interact with other people have lessened AND have changed (i.e. calls, discord, etc). In 2022, can someone who’s in their 20s, be bad at texting? I totally accept if someone doesn’t want to text me, but it hurts when they lie. I also understand if someone’s busy and can’t text back soon. But can someone be so bad at texting that they totally forget that you’ve sent them a text or they open your text and totally forget to reply back?

But my friends and family will sometimes call multiple times a day just to chat. This behavior is so foreign to me, what’s wrong with a simple text? Do people really need to be connected THIS often? Am I just being an antisocial asshole? TBF I’m not the best texter either, I’m easily distracted and I overthink too much, which can sometimes keep me from texting someone back

Anyone else HATE texting? I have so many friends who love to text me all the time, so much that I regret giving them my number! I tell them before I give it to them that I don’t like to text and warn them that I won’t answer often. They apparently take this as a cue to text me every day, saying inane things like „What’s up.“. I hate it! I don’t mean that I hate my job, I mean that I hate work in general. I have multiple degrees and certifications, I’m in my late 30s, and I’ve been in the workforce for about 25 years, across four different industries. I’ve had about a dozen jobs, and I couldn’t stand any of them. A couple of them was okay, but it was only okay because I was basically a kid and had short days.

Pretty people legit just have people give them stuff for free, so many thing just get handed to them and they’re so easily forgiven. Meanwhile, even back when I tried to be the nicest person I know I just get kicked down and bullied for it with no one to stand up for me. More clearly interpreted: texting, instead of a phone call, or, if you’re nearby, meeting in person with those you’re closest with, increases and

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I HATE talking on the phone! I avoid it at all costs. Some times I will even avoid texting certain people just because I know they will try to call me if I reach out, instead of just texting me back. Makes me super uncomfortable Reply reply sirtch_analyst • Reply reply Roostyredroosty • Me too I feel the same ️? Reply reply More replies ItsSky_high • I prefer texting unless an

I hate it more If someone calls me from an unknown number, even after ignoring the call, I spent few minutes thinking if that call was urgent! Should I call them back!.

Why do people use WhatsApp instead of their phone to text if WhatsApp shows your phone number anyways? What’s the point of using that app to chat? 86 votes, 62 comments. trueYou can’t always listen to voice messages. When I’m in the office for example, I don’t want to bother other people and have to get out my headphones in order to listen to them. I’m normally quick to answer new messages, but because of this I sometimes have to put off an answer. In my experience, most of the time a 20-40 second voice message covers the

The world’s most popular autocomplete game. How does Google autocomplete this search? „Our new obsession.“ – TIME We asked HuffPost editors which sayings bother them the most, and found that the common thread among the responses was uselessness. Often, the phrases that we find off-putting are those that serve as conversational fillers, implying that the speaker is vapid or has little else to contribute to the For example instead of: „haha he seemed really scared when it happened“ I would say „Is it me or did he seem a bit scared to you?“. Of course, context is everything, and if people want to assume you are cynical they will, but it does seem to fly a bit better. you know, haha.

People who don’t respond or take an absolutely ridiculous amount of time to respond to texts, messages, calls, etc. are rude and insensitive.

Does anyone else not like telling people it’s their birthday on your birthday? I find it incredibly awkward saying „today’s my birthday“ in the middle of a conversation just for the other person to say happy birthday to me. It seems insincere. I tell people what day it is weeks or days before hand if they ask, but not on the actual day. People who use gesture keyboards tend to get different kinds of autocorrect issues then thumb typing. If you can tell someone is excited about what they are texting about I’ll be less inclined to care about those errors. It always felt a little like a backhanded compliment to me. The thing is, most people don’t really like „smart“. They might respect it, but it has very little social value. In most contexts, I think I would rather hear „handsome“ or „charming“ or maybe „insightful“, which is kind of like „smart“ but I think has a more positive connotation.

I really wish people were straight to the point tho when texting and they want something from me, like just write what you want you know instead of saying just „hi“ ? I suppose what I hate so much about texting and calling is that they can reach you 24/7, fine if it’s an emergency but I didn’t agree to see them In my head that’s the same as not agreeing to other communication either. They’re so obnoxious about it that they actually believe we’re supposed to mention to anyone at any time that we have careers. They hate today’s music, fashion, entertainment, etc. Instead of just saying „it’s not for me“ and moving on they have to trash everything we like. They can’t just enjoy things (or don’t) and shut up.

It’s easy to text people you know right away, but some people that you don’t know what to expect from or what they expect from you can be anxiety inducing for some people. You don’t owe anyone any response you haven’t promised. They don’t need an explanation if you don’t have one, it’s not your job to keep people happy. Taking care of you is However, I hate using people’s names if I’m talking to them. I’m ok if talking about them, but I don’t think I’ve ever used someone’s name when I’m talking to them – it feels so forced and unnatural. I hate more when people i like, tell me absolutely irrelevant informations or plans. like my grandma trying to justify vehemently having to wash clothes that weren’t even touched in the shelf since she washed them 2 weeks ago.

I feel like most people, such as my friends and family, aren’t really interested in what I say. I’m a quiet person and I do prefer letting others talk, but sometimes when I have something I really want to talk about and I try to share it, I tend to get dismissed, or I just get a generic “oh cool” type response, or I just can’t get a word in edgeways. When others talk, I try hard to Yeah I really do feel drained when texting but it’s more because I write a first text then change a few things then change other things and so on which is extremely draining and makes it hard to keep up text conversation. But I hate being on the phone with people that I’m not EXTREMELY comfortable with (comes down to 5 people including relatives). I’m 16 and I also hate texting, people around my age say that it’s better bcs you can say things that you wouldn’t dare to say in person, but I feel it’s harder for me to express myself when texting, and I also like to see my friends actual faces, hear them laughing and hug them too, that’s why I feel so lonely in this quarantine

Texting is practically the most common form of communication nowadays. It also can be the best tool to use if you’d like to really, really annoy Hier sollte eine Beschreibung angezeigt werden, diese Seite lässt dies jedoch nicht zu.

I can relate 10,000%. I still struggle with this all the time with work, home things and texting people back lol but something that has worked for me is setting a timer and just telling myself I’ll do whatever it is for X amount of time. I like using 5 minutes for