I found out I have a secret admirer the other day via text message. Normally I'm not a big texter. I'd much rather converse face to face if I can. Even the phone is better than text because at least I can hear the inflection of the other person's voice. But text? How can you convey any sort of emotion?
Now that I think of it, I should know better. As a writer, my success depends on the written word and how well I covey emotion through text. So why would a text message be any different? Consider it a super-short-short, where you only have 50 characters to convey something important.
So now I'm sold on sending romantic text messages to your partner - or for singles like myself, to the person you admire from afar. What do you think?
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well im a text addict and i LOVE getting forward messages..especially love quotes!! so theres nothing wrong with texting really..
I think it will be better if we kiss someone, than only wrote XXX on the screen…..
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Hey, I’m online! ). And Bye bye.
In order not to lose our way, it may be useful to outline the plan very briefly in advance. ,
I am totally baffled about this! I too am a writer and I am struck by this, because I’m having difficulty too. This guy and I don’t really know eachother but our wits seem to match. Clever banter, but there’s something I like about flirting vocally rather than guessing what he means. Now I don’t know if what he says means what it sounds like he’s saying. I’m totally confused.
I’m new to dating just getting out of a long relationship where I’m discovering the power of being able to have a “conversation” of jokes and witty banter.
Now I’m stuck because I think he might be tired of texting me?
You can sent I love you to someone, that conveys emotion, but there is nothing better than just ringing your partner and saying i love you instead of hello.
the sun has gone to bed,the stars rulesthe night.may the birds of tonight whisper sweet melodies into ur kind heart.i love you.