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I sometimes get hundreds of texts from people everyday asking me questions about car shit, every, fucking, day, and usually im all for helping, but once in a while I get fed and and dont want to help people anymore without them paying up, if someone starts the conversation with, "hey I have a question", I will usually ignore, I dont have time to be an encyclopedia for people that are too lazy to do their own research. |
someone wants to ignore you? just talk to someone else. repeat if necessary. |
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If they're not very close, nothing wrong with being straight up like "advice is not free. diagnosing cost money you know?" Clearly, these people are using your knowledge and will never return the favor, or thank you in a way other than just saying thank you. Quote:
Certain circumstances, I can understand, like late at night, I'm tallking to a chick and all of a sudden, she stops replying. I will assume she probably fell asleep, which in most cases, it's true. Because the next day, they reply back to whatever was sent last. But I find it rude that the other side doesn't say good night or ttyl when they are going to sleep or whatever and just leave you hanging, and never reply back again. I mean, how the hell do you expect me to message you again the next day or whatever, after you constantly keep on doing it. It's like talking to someone face to face, and then they suddenly walk away. Okay, fine. You see them again next time, talk face to face again, and they walk away. Same thing with text/messages. But it does relate. People who ignores text are usually people who would cut you off and change subject or talk to another person because they feel they are in an awkward or pointless situation. If they expect to go to bed in the next 15 - 20 min, say good night or ttyl, don't use me to help you fall asleep. What Ulic said is all true. It's shows how much empathy that person have and what value they have for you in their world. Every time I check my phone and if there is a message, I reply right away. Unless while I'm typing a message, my supervisor gives me an order to work on. But text/message sent to me never ever goes unanswered. If I'm too busy to talk, I'll tell them straight up, "hey, kinda busy, right now, ttyl". Then I'll message them later why I was busy and see if they still need anything or continue what was a small talk conversation. In the end after talking to a chick and if she ignores me, I always tell myself, I'm willing to put out first manner wise and get down first favor wise. It's their loss. |
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Also i bet it doesnt help these days when having applications like Whatsapp showing time stamps of when people were last logged on or read the message and you see em online and not reply. Lets face it texting and the digital world has wrecked the way us humans interact with each other. |
either that, or people who have terrible timing with their texts. I remember having a co-worker text me something about what do to about a certain task the night before work, and I text him back with an appropriate answer. He hasn't replied for hours, so I thought he just left it. Meanwhile, just when I'm asleep that night, my phone vibrates (mine vibrates real loud for some reason), I wake up and pick up my phone because it may be something important, and nobody really texts me at that point of the night. I read the text and all it says was "K" :fuuuuu: |
I must be the only one here that doesn't carry my phone with me wherever I go. If I don't want to be bugged I just leave the phone at home or turn it off. Pretty fucking simple. Keep in mind I grew up in a generation when people had "the phone" that was permanently attached to the house. |
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usually im okay with it, i do it sometimes. but then again im sure most of us do it once in awhile. or maybe the person could be busy |
Maybe it's different within different groups of friends, but I have no problem when people don't respond. Sometimes people get busy, sometimes they're not available.. It might still be rude, but I guess it depends on how rude you think it is. I know between me and my friends, it's not a big deal. If it's urgent, just call. |
What if this chick I'm chatting up replies once a day Ite pissing me off And it's through what's app too I know when she logs in n Shieet hahaha Posted via RS Mobile |
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ill always reply, but i'll only reply to the extent of the message they send me. if they just say "whats up big rig" ill give them a basic reply, if they say "whats up stewie, whatcha got goin on tonight" ill reply a full length text answering their questiong and leaving a question for them at the end to make them reply back to me. if they dont reply....i simply dont talk to them via text until they text me again next time... when im single and its a girl, yeah i check my phone every 10 minutes after i send a text cause im anxious to see if they sent a message back...if they wanna make me wait and take 3 days to reply, i'll do the exact same to them... it does get on my petpeeves when im with my gf or friends and i see them get a text, and they take the time to read it, and then put the phone back in their pocket and say they'll just reply to them later..but 30 minutes later they've completely forgotten and wont do it at all. |
:lol @ all the people getting bent out of shape over nothing. I guess what's more annoying are people who think you should drop whatever you're doing in order to text them back in a timely manner. I mean the nerve eh... I suppose if anything, this thread has done nothing but expose who are those in the receiving end of ignored texts, and those who are responsible for it :) |
when my boyfriend doesn't reply to my whatsapps/texts, i send him pictures of a knife and remind him that i know where he lives/works/banks/goes to the gym/etc. then i gps him then message him his coordinates so he knows i ain't fuckin around. nobody escapes me. ....nobody. |
The only thing i dont like is when i mass txt people about an event or something im Planning and i need a headcount. Nowadays people that dont reply means there not coming. But what if they never got the message to begin with? How would one know? If the person on the other end doesnt reply. Posted via RS Mobile |
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You did your part by sending out your "mass invitation" (via text). If majority of the people get it save a few who keep getting their texts dropped. That's their fault and they should consult their service provider for either (better service & find a different or more reliable carrier). If its your carrier that's the problem, and you find majority of the people receive your messages unreliably, then its you who needs to rethink your loyalty to your current service provider. Also, most of the time, when you set up an event, most social circles talk together so if 1 message gets dropped to a single individual; most likely they'll catch the message from one of the people participating in the event or the other. Its funny watching you guys finding stuff to stress about. Like seriously bros... life gives you guys enough stress as it is. For little things like this, grow up and forgo these trivial things. Oh, and BTW, whether you're a guy or a girl, people who are always stressed, fussy, or up-tight is suchhhhh a turn off for most people. If it's urgent, call the damn person. If you think about it, there's a reason why you're sending a particular message through text. |
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As for the mass invitation thing, everyone's using messenger apps now, I would recommend that. When my friends have their bday parties, they don't invite each and every one by themselves, they invite their closest friend through group chat and say "invite people", and the network just goes on and on. You wouldn't believe how many people will show up at the bday party. Friends' friends' friends' friends. |
came here to say 0 ZERO ! |
Glad to see everyone is pretty much on the same page as I am too. The worst is when someone texts you first, and you reply but they don't reply back for hours or even days... If you can't or didn't want to talk in the first place, don't message me! |
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My disclaimer for the world as of late since I've gotten in so much trouble for not replying: I'm sorry I won't be replying until I'm: -not hanging out with my friends/family. I try not to text when I'm with someone because I think its rude. -off class/work -finished gaming |
I'm not gonna answer ur text if I'm 1) working out 2) eating 3) sleeping 4) driving 5) talking to people 6) when I'm working 7) and if ur annoying me If u get butthurt, sorry and don't take it personally but I have a life too |
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Just imagine a text as the same as someone seeing you on the street and saying hi. Give them hints that you're busy, or tell them straight like hey I'm eating, text you after. Unless you are in a very busy occupied situation where you can't even spend 2 minutes to say you're busy. Posted via RS Mobile |
IMO, pretending that texts are the same as someone walking up to you is stupid. Texts are a different form of communication, and should be treated as such. Do you, for example treat ALL phone calls as if someone walked up to you to say hi? Of course not. If you're at a restaurant with the girl you like, and you get a phone call or a text, are you going to answer it? And what if 5 people text you in a row? Gonna answer all of them? Of course not. It would be rude to the person you're eating with. Again, texting, like phone calls, is a different form of communication with different expectations. IMO, pretending that every text is like someone walking up to you is a ridiculous, and horrible analogy. |
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If not...let them have at least until end of the day to respond. Even if I'm busy I won't bother to pick up to say I'm busy call you back soon unless it's like my employer asking me to come in to work. It's just a given that you are busy/away.... |
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