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What are you talking about?
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Linda Joy Texting.
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LMFAO.
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Linda Joy
Wow,I never realized how much easier it is for me to accept when it's initials instead of the actual words! Or maybe it's just the frequency that dulls the sensitivity to the rudeness of the actual words. But no, that's not the answer. -
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Linda Joy
Nope, guess again!
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not sure
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Linda Joy
Nope, guess again!
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LARGE LETTERS IS SHOUTING
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Linda Joy
True. And that was my guess. But that's not it. Try again.
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either typing in all caps or not replying right away.
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Linda Joy
Nope, guess again!
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I don't know who the "65%" represents, but if you're texting and ignoring me, I think that's rude.
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Linda Joy
I agree, but that's not it. Guess again!
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Texting at dinner.
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Linda Joy
I agree, but that's not it.
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Staring at the cell phone screen for long periods of time.
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Texting in someone’s presence when they are talking to you can be considered rude as it is antisocial behaviour and that the person texting is not talking to the person in front of them. It may or may not be 65% of people who do this but it is a fact. There are also people who use text language.
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Amazingly, a Gen Z-er told me that responding with a single "k" is insulting, while a double K "kk" is fine. Go figure.
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Calling someone rude names. (Go ahead: tell me that more than 35% DON'T consider that rude...)
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