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Although it is rude for somebody to proceed texting continuously on their cell phone while your talking to them, it is a good strategy to ignore the person. There is a situation where your brother is nagging on doing his chores, but you continue to ignore his voice by pulling out your phone. Another situation is having a conversation with your friend, until the awkward silence approaches when you have noting to talk about, you don't want to just sit there and do noting, so you pull out your phone and pretend to text or check for text messages.
The 5 rules of texting is you should not text someone in the same room, this a simple rule, but is broken all the time. Another rule is do not join group texts with 5 more more people, unless you want your phone to vibrate and ring every second. Another rule would not to multitask while texting, do not text and drive at the same time. Do not spam random texts especially chain letters to your friends, unless you want black eyes. The last rule really applies to me, you need to reply fast when you receive texts, and not wait a couple days to reply or your friends will never text you again.

I agree with you that texting does help avoid awkward situations and silences. Yeah, but I do think it's kind of rude when you're talking to someone and all they're doing is texting someone else. It somewhat makes me feel as though they don't want to talk to me. Also, I agree with the rule of not joining group texts with more than 5 people...getting constant text would really annoy me.
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ReplyDeleteNice post. Texting is very helpful most of the time when we use it appropriately and in a necessary manner. I think that the 5 rules of texting really help build those boundaries for people so that they are not constantly texting unnecessarily.
ReplyDeleteI agree. Texting is definitely more convenient and makes like simpler, but we have to control how much we text and when we text. We have to know when enough is enough! Actual conversations will always be better than texting.
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