Q&A Texting and Emailing (continue)

Which would you chose to do go over to your friends house and ask him or her if they want to hang out on a nice sunny day or would you simply just text them well most people will say text between the two. So what happens when they say no what would have happen I you went to there house don’t you think they would have said yes or at least more likely to say yes. I would think so because you can use your emotions to get your friends out off the couch and out to play some sports. I mean how do you even know who is texting you or emailing you, you would think it would be the person your texting but you never really know if you did invite some one to go play football how do you know there just not with someone who picked up there phone and does not like you so they say no. That’s one thing about texting you really don’t know who the sender is yes it should be the person you text but you never really know since you cant see them so you never even know if its there words talking to you that’s why talking in person is so much more convincing then threw an email or text. People don’t just use a simple text message on a device as a quick message to a friend no, people use it as a conversation which people will find easy ways to say longer words this is how slang is created and used like "lol", "OMG", "prbly", "cuz" and many more people have long conversations instead of just little quick message which makes these words come in to play and not only that but this sometimes happens when people are sending a real important message to a boss or when trying to get a job or handing in an essay others hate when they see this which they blame on people texting to much which in some cases is true. We all need to stop texting as much as we do for our conversations because next time you send a message to your boss that could make or brake that job you want or promotion your trying to get you might just put a short form of a word which is not professional and you wont even notice think about that when your righting those emails.

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