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I'm in my 20s and I hate talking on the phone. However, I have what some people call an "old generation" feel for it. It's not that I would rather text than ta
by dylangs1030 13y ago
I'm in my 20s and I hate talking on the phone.
However, I have what some people call an "old generation" feel for it. It's not that I would rather text than talk on the phone, it's that I would rather not interact unless it's in person.
I text only one person frequently - my significant other, throughout the day. Sometimes family and friends text me, but otherwise, I don't reach out that way much.
I do use the phone for any communication that is more sensitive, lengthier, more important or more personal than texting, however, and I prefer it to texting. It's just that, where possible, it doesn't match up to seeing a person's face too.
EDIT: I probably seem really introverted...ironically, I'm not! I'm a life-of-the-party jokester kind of personality in social contexts. But isn't it annoying when you're texting and someone misreads the tone? Or when you're making faces or elaborate hand gestures on the phone and the other person can't see it?
- sliverstorm 13y agoOf course phone conversation is inferior to talking on the phone, but I wouldn't say I hate talking on the phone. I already know that when I'm talking on the phone, it is either a) to arrange meeting face to face or b) because face to face is not an option.