At 43, my age group did not grow up with texting. Regardless, it is a necessity for the work world.
BUT, (yes thats me yelling!), why on Earth do you need to text someone when you are 10 feet away? Or write a novel when a phone call is quicker? And on and on.
I want to talk to you, preferably face to face. Then there is no misinterpretation of our conversation. Especially in my line of work. I have had to call people that are texting, "walk over to my office, and I will sign the XXXX or whatever else you are asking" They dont realize a 5 minute text conversation can be fixed with 1 minute of face to face interaction.
I have no problem texting. But be smart and pick the quickest form of communication. Everyone under 30 or so, its the standard form for communication now days.
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