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If both, or one of them keeps texting during a date, I'd take it they weren't that into it, or each other for that matter. I'd prefer to talk to a brick wall, when in that kind of situation. I'd probably get better conversation out of it.
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How else do I let my followers know how the date is going on Twitter???? I don't kiss and tweet. |
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you are a good girl Ruth.
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you are a good girl Ruth. |
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If both, or one of them keeps texting during a date, I'd take it they weren't that into it, or each other for that matter. I'd prefer to talk to a brick wall, when in that kind of situation. I'd probably get better conversation out of it. I am glad you said that, because I have a friend I would like to hook you up with. He does not know I am sending you his picture, so when you meet, say something nice. |
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I agree with the majority here, unless it's an emergency, there is no need to text, or be on the phone while on a date. Even if the person finds that they aren't interested, they should end the date early, or at the end of the date, admit the truth, that you aren't what they expected.
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I have to wonder how some people functioned before texting and cell phones. Never underestimate the power of a stalker. |
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I have to wonder how some people functioned before texting and cell phones. Life was more exciting then. |
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I am guilty of this! If my son texts me when Im on a date. I will ALWAYS reply. I simply state,"excuse me I have to answer this, its my son". If he has a problem with that... cya! My son always has been and always will be a priority Where does the average guy sign up for that? I hear this often... I shake my head everytime. I have no kids.... That I know of but if I did, I would teach them patience as in, they are NOT the nucleus of the world. Texting mom to find out where the TV remote is not considered an emergency? I figure if your(mothers)"priority" is your child, Then go ahead and have a "relationship" with them.... Cause it sure won't be with me. EDIT* Not that I'd want to be the nucleus of the world either... I think there's a delicate balance here.... There's a saying, you should love your partner more than your kids. Not sure why they say that but I'm thinking it's because they will leave home one day to start their own family? My son knows not to text or call me if I'm on a date unless it's URGENT! He knows whats urgent and what isn't. |
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I had a really strange date once, where the guy couldn't talk to me. He texted me! While sitting across the table. REALLY?? : ( |
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Edited by
Jeanniebean
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Fri 07/27/12 02:53 PM
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I am guilty of this! If my son texts me when Im on a date. I will ALWAYS reply. I simply state,"excuse me I have to answer this, its my son". If he has a problem with that... cya! My son always has been and always will be a priority Where does the average guy sign up for that? I hear this often... I shake my head everytime. I have no kids.... That I know of but if I did, I would teach them patience as in, they are NOT the nucleus of the world. Texting mom to find out where the TV remote is not considered an emergency? I figure if your(mothers)"priority" is your child, Then go ahead and have a "relationship" with them.... Cause it sure won't be with me. EDIT* Not that I'd want to be the nucleus of the world either... I think there's a delicate balance here.... There's a saying, you should love your partner more than your kids. Not sure why they say that but I'm thinking it's because they will leave home one day to start their own family? Amen. Women who say that their child will always be a priority, could end up a lonely old woman in a nursing home whose 'child' never comes to see her because he is busy with his own life. Get a life .... separate from you children, or forget about it. Now if your children are still tiny, babies or under 12, I can see being a little bit that way. |
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I'm sorry but....... Texting on a date is a....Bozo NoNo......... Agreed. If you need to talk to someone, talk to them. Texting is stupid at any time IMO. |
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I am guilty of this! If my son texts me when Im on a date. I will ALWAYS reply. I simply state,"excuse me I have to answer this, its my son". If he has a problem with that... cya! My son always has been and always will be a priority Where does the average guy sign up for that? I hear this often... I shake my head everytime. I have no kids.... That I know of but if I did, I would teach them patience as in, they are NOT the nucleus of the world. Texting mom to find out where the TV remote is not considered an emergency? I figure if your(mothers)"priority" is your child, Then go ahead and have a "relationship" with them.... Cause it sure won't be with me. EDIT* Not that I'd want to be the nucleus of the world either... I think there's a delicate balance here.... There's a saying, you should love your partner more than your kids. Not sure why they say that but I'm thinking it's because they will leave home one day to start their own family? Amen. Women who say that their child will always be a priority, could end up a lonely old woman in a nursing home whose 'child' never comes to see her because he is busy with his own life. Get a life .... separate from you children, or forget about it. Now if your children are still tiny, babies or under 12, I can see being a little bit that way. I do believe I said my son will always be "A" priority, not THE priority. This is the problem with our kids today. People seem to think they are no longer important after the age of 12! Sorry... so not the case! A good woman can have a man who is "A" priority and a child who is "A" priority, neither has to feel lesser or not as important as the other. |
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Do you think/believe that it is appropriate to text others while on a date with someone new? Is there a number or kind of acceptable texts? Assuming no emergency situation, when another is texting throughout the evening is that a sign, one way or the other, that s/he is not that interested in the date itself? instant END To the date its very rude unless there are children having an EMERGENCY,, there should be no interruptions welcomed on a date,,, |
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Do you think/believe that it is appropriate to text others while on a date with someone new? Is there a number or kind of acceptable texts? Assuming no emergency situation, when another is texting throughout the evening is that a sign, one way or the other, that s/he is not that interested in the date itself? No, I would have my phone shut off during the date. I could just check it later. I honestly think it would be rude to do that to someone. Even when I go out with girlfriends, I don't text or talk on my cell phone. |
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Edited by
Jeanniebean
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Fri 07/27/12 07:25 PM
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I am guilty of this! If my son texts me when Im on a date. I will ALWAYS reply. I simply state,"excuse me I have to answer this, its my son". If he has a problem with that... cya! My son always has been and always will be a priority Where does the average guy sign up for that? I hear this often... I shake my head everytime. I have no kids.... That I know of but if I did, I would teach them patience as in, they are NOT the nucleus of the world. Texting mom to find out where the TV remote is not considered an emergency? I figure if your(mothers)"priority" is your child, Then go ahead and have a "relationship" with them.... Cause it sure won't be with me. EDIT* Not that I'd want to be the nucleus of the world either... I think there's a delicate balance here.... There's a saying, you should love your partner more than your kids. Not sure why they say that but I'm thinking it's because they will leave home one day to start their own family? Amen. Women who say that their child will always be a priority, could end up a lonely old woman in a nursing home whose 'child' never comes to see her because he is busy with his own life. Get a life .... separate from you children, or forget about it. Now if your children are still tiny, babies or under 12, I can see being a little bit that way. I do believe I said my son will always be "A" priority, not THE priority. This is the problem with our kids today. People seem to think they are no longer important after the age of 12! Sorry... so not the case! A good woman can have a man who is "A" priority and a child who is "A" priority, neither has to feel lesser or not as important as the other. There are always extremes in this case. 1. The woman who abandons her children because she's desperate for male companionship. and: 2. The woman who makes a big deal about declaring that her children always come first and lets her children manipulate, dictate and destroy her personal life. Family comes first of course. But you have to find a balance between the two extremes above. |
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But if I was out with a guy and he spent time throughout the night texting someone I would consider it to be extremely rude.
Taking business calls is rude too unless he is a doctor on call or something. |
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But if I was out with a guy and he spent time throughout the night texting someone I would consider it to be extremely rude. Taking business calls is rude too unless he is a doctor on call or something. This is a hard one, what's more important: our date or saving a life? |
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But if I was out with a guy and he spent time throughout the night texting someone I would consider it to be extremely rude. Taking business calls is rude too unless he is a doctor on call or something. This is a hard one, what's more important: our date or saving a life? ... and you can bet I will want the details. |
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I'm grateful that we have cellphones these days. But sometimes they can be a "curse" too! I don't want to be "on-call" 24/7 or feel like I'm on a "leash!"...When my husband and I "ran errands" by ourselves we let each other "be" and "feel free" when we went out alone... We'd only call or text each other if a true emergency came up...I haven't been on any dates since my husband passed away. But if I do go out with someone who spends a lot of time on his phone I'd take it as a sign that he wasn't the right person for me...Basically I'm a private person and I love to "disappear" at times. Constant interruptions can be annoying... And if someone kept getting non-stop calls and texts I probably wouldn't consider him really "free."...I have to keep my phone "on" all the time right now because my son has been dealing with brain tumors...This is another reason why I don't feel ready to date yet. Have a lot on my "plate" right now.
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