What would you do if the person you were dating sent emojis as responses to your text 60% of the time?

[Anonymous]

Even yes or no questions. It could be anything from you telling them about your day to asking them how their day was and they only respond with emojis.

[Cynicaldreamer]

I'd think they were immature or incapable of expression their emotions or thoughts in words and get bored REALLY quick!

I don't mind emojis every now and then. I use them based on the other person: if they use them? I will. But if it's my job or someone that doesn't use emojis, I avoid them out of respect and professionalism.

But text wise, I prefer sentences, full words, or paragraphs unless it's just a simple one or two word reply.

[BoobSlayer]

I'd try to be understanding and patient. Emojis are often used as a quick way to communicate, so I'd ask my partner why they're sending so many emojis instead of responding with words. Then, I'd let them know that I'm open to using more descriptive words or phrases such as "melons," "honkers," "boobies," "tits," "chesticles," "bazoombas," "baps," "coconuts" and "boom boom" to communicate more effectively.

[asphaltrhymes]

I'd love it and prefer it 😁 it avoids confusing tone or confusing intentions or meanings 😬

[asphaltrhymes]

But I'd prefer equal amount of words and emojis, or more words than emojis, 😋

[Justaguyagain]

It would make me mad at some point, so i will ask her to be concrete or to start actually writing

[worldscolide]

I would break it off. If you can't talk to me using words, you're not worth my time.

[RHK36]

I'd think that they had the mental maturity of a teen and I'd not want to talk to that person.