I am going to accept texting as part of dating in this century. I have to admit, while it is less personal, it is more convenient and by the end of the day, I don't feel like talking on the phone - Outside of work, BFF is practically the only one aside from my fam that I actually hold more than a 2 minute conversation with on the phone. However, one question I keep asking is how do you know when a texting convo is over. I don't want to keep a dead conversation going, but by not responding, I don't want a guy to think I am not interested.
One of the girls that works on my team heard an interview by a 2 girls that wrote a book to help girls texting with guys. See below. And yes, we ordered it today.
Flirtexting: How to Text Your Way to His Heart
Arguing that "boys text; therefore girls need to know how to flirtext," first-time authors (and, presumably, BFFAEs) Goldstein and Baniuszewicz show the next generation of single women how to entertain suitors with the art of text message flirtation. Taking a healthy cut from The Rules ("playing a little hard to get, to get what you want"), the duo schools readers on timing replies, canceling dates and, perhaps most importantly, how to avoid "mis-texting." Dissecting every possible text-based interaction (often with multiple examples), Goldstein and Baniuszewicz's overwrought guidebook will be received, depending on one's perspective, as either indispensable or hopelessly immature.
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