You are gonna be sorry, mate.

There was a time not so long ago whenever women gauged people based around civilized standards much like the elevation of these Flock of Seagulls haircuts, or whether they shelled out money for popcorn on drive-in. We have now texting. With texting come a collection of rules which, though soft, still arranged the overall tone for your future romance: “Hahaha” was encouraging, but “haha” is dismissive, and stopping a text with an ellipsis indicates you are upset (“we don’t know very well what Needs…”) but close a text with twoellipses ways you’re aroused (“we don’t know very well what I want……”). It’s tiring.

The principles surrounding the method of sending three messages in a row are generally especially convoluted. A lot of people view triple-texting as the third-rail of flirting: as soon as you give three unanswered texts in a row, these naysayers naysay, it is around. Continue reading “Texting A Person 3 X consecutively Is Practically Never Ever Okay”