So, according to Kezia Noble, when you text a girl you should limit the length/number of your texts to match hers, and you should not text more often or longer.

Apparently the length/number of texts indicates an "imbalance of power"

I think this is total BS, as long as you're not texting her every day, or every minute of each day.

Sometimes you can't communicate what you want to say in a single paragraph.

I feel like if you are communicating useful things and you are good with grammar and spelling, you can actually sometimes get a girl to open up and SHE will start texting YOU more if you first set the example.

I mean, are you really supposed to just sit there and not try to make shit happen just because you want to have less words on the screen than she does? That makes no sense. What if she is thinking the same thing? Things will go nowhere.

I mean, are you really supposed to just sit there and not try to make shit happen just because you want to have less words on the screen than she does? That makes no sense. What if she is thinking the same thing? Things will go nowhere.

My only text rule is to get her off the phone and into a real life meet ASAP and with as few text, and as little time invested, as possible.

Void, you just agreed with a text ratio scheme, and then ripped text ratio thinking.

You agreed with Warped's "as few texts as possible" text ratio thinking, then trashed text ratio thinking.

That's a bad analogy. Clearly, his philosophy does indeed revolve around a text ratio.

My philosophy is the same as his: as few texts as possible, get to the point with face to face.