However, many people have come up with the real reason feel you just aren't worth a text message:
1. "If your dealing with a person who is a narcissist, this could be a reason. You could be in the no contact phase of the narcissistic cycle, or being emotionally abused by selective response only when it suits there needs. They see the text but act as if it wasn’t sent…bottom line …. If its occurring often, they have a boyfriend or girlfriend, and are playing you"
2."People who don’t reply within a reasonable time frame are dissing you–as far as they’re concerned, you’re a nobody. I’d bet they’d reply pronto if they got a message from the U. S. Department of Justice stating that they’re under investigation for high crimes and misdemeanors, and that they must report to the U. S. District Court at such and such date or else be in contempt of court."
3."These people see you as microscopic get a good job dress good better car nice house and see if they still ignore you that’s how you know they are only superficial"
4." I consider communication one of the basic foundations for any type of relationship, whether that be work related, family, friends, etc. The lack of communication and heavy reliance on text these days leaves for a disconnected society. We live in a society with immediacy and instant communication and everyone is “busy.” Between work and being a single mom, my schedule involves a lot of “on-the-go” between assuring my son is to school on time and I am on time to work, racing to activities, over seeing my son’s actives, homework and daily schedule. I still make it a priority to respond in a timely manner. I have family members that often don’t reply to a simple question I might ask in a text, etc. I just don’t find much sense in communicating regularly with someone that puts such little effort into their relationship. Life is simply too short."
How do you feel when people don't respond to your text?
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And this response shows a consequence of behaving like this:
"As a communicator I ask myself that question over and over, one of my first bosses taught me that you always respond an email, a message or a call. It shows respect and it shows you follow through. When we ignore messages, we are not only lacking respect to the person, but we are creating very bad habits, and why not, bad Karma as well."
"As a communicator I ask myself that question over and over, one of my first bosses taught me that you always respond an email, a message or a call. It shows respect and it shows you follow through. When we ignore messages, we are not only lacking respect to the person, but we are creating very bad habits, and why not, bad Karma as well."
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