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At 17-20 texting/msn is the way to communicate without seeing eachother. I know people will disagree with me on doing what everyone else does but i genuinly prefer texting to calling.
I did say I would expect texting to be used a lot in high school which does cover the 17 to 18 age group. I would also not expect the teen to just drop texting either as soon as they got out of high school. But I would say by the age of 20 they should be texting less and talking more on the phone.
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For a start, if i am on the phone to a girl i cant really do much else, i am no good at multi-tasking and still maintaing good game. With stuff to do i can text a girl every 5-10 mins and still do revision/watch telly or whatever really.
Headset? lol. But I can see how someone in their early 20's having not been able to develop their multi tasking skills yet. But it is certainly something worth while to learn and build upon as it does become quite useful down the road.
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Because they have always done this why try to communicate in a different way? (think AFC talking logically to a girl).
Because texting is not personal. There is no human connection on a social level when you are texting someone. I guess I am a bit old fashion in this way but I rather communicate via voice than text. There is also the finical reason to pick voice over text. As the the cell phone companies have been raising the text rates primary due to the traffic of text messages. Voice uses less bandwidth than texting does.
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Dont make things harder for yourself. Ofc depending on the target.
I see texting making it harder seeing that each time you see the girl you have to then rebuild any lost interest/attraction and comfort you lost via texting. While if you talked on the phone most of that stuff you worked on before will stay.
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Lastly, and prehaps most importantly, for the people who will argue you lose voice tone etc when txting rather than calling, think of how much you lose when you call rather than see eachother? way more. This i find to be the other advantage of texting, you dont accidently have long conversations about nothing that will result in LJBF. Because most of the time you cba to press so many keys to say so little, you just go meet up. Better

I really don't see losing that much when I am talking on the phone compare to texting. I also see nothing wrong with having a long conversation on the phone every once awhile. Doing it every time will put you in the friend zone for sure. But if you have no phone skill then you won't be able to end the phone conversation and it will turn into an hour phone conversation.
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p.s. feel free to debate with me

Oh now you tell me.
