If one person loves texting all day while the other would prefer a phone call, can love still blossom?
Imagine someone messages you past midnight on a Saturday night after not answering your last message two days ago. How are you responding? And if someone triple texts you in the middle of a busy workday and calls you out for your slow reply: what then?
“They can be not even interested in you that much – they’re just bored and want to talk with somebody,” she says, adding that she generally prefers phone calls over messaging. “Impression management,” Trub adds, has always been a part of romantic pursuits: “How quick is too quick, and how slow is too slow, has always been a part of our estimation in dating.”
“Why don’t you talk to the person during the date about where texting resides in their daily life?” she says. “Because for some people that is both possible and pleasurable to engage in the back and forth; with other people, it’s possible but really not pleasurable.”
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