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6 Texting Pet Peeves We All Experience, So Don't Act Like You'd Say Differently

One of these has happened to you or a friend, so let's rant together.

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Don’t you just hate when you’re texting someone and y’all having a good conversation; then they decide to say “oh” or “k”. Yea, me too. This article is here for the both of us, so as you read you can feel the pain. Also, his article has the top five texting pet peeves that if you say you will get no reply. Simple.

1. “Oh”

If you ask me, what you doing? I tell you what I’m doing and you say oh. I know we all think WHAT THE HELL was your point in texting me. Like you obviously did not want to have a conversation with me. What even should I say next? Should I hit you with a yea or even try to continue this conversation because it’s obvious to me you don’t care nor do you seem interested into what I was doing the first five minutes of the conversation. Okay, next peeve before I go off.

2. “k”

This is one of the top texts that if you say I will not reply. What even is a k? I wasn’t even worth the time of spelling out the word. I know you not busy to the point where you can’t say okay. What I don’t have time for is lazy texters. How you reply back fast, but you not even texting full words. So the next time you say my text game strong, is it really?

3. Texting and driving

We have this big movement about texting and driving and you still decide to do it anyway. First, you’re disrespectful! Second, you put my life in danger and I’m NOT okay with that. Last, the number of accidents that are happening because people are texting and driving is ridiculous….look it up. I already know what you thinking this girl probably do it too. No, ma’am/ No sir I sure don’t. You still don’t believe me. Well, I don’t have a car, so now what.

4. “nvm” (nevermind)

You text me, “Aye Bernie”. I will look at the text with a twisted up face like you got me messed up, but I want to know what you want so I text back what within ten seconds. Then you text me back, nvm. A volcano has just erupted and lava hitting you first. You couldn’t spell out the word. You have me over here all anxious to see what you have to say, but you respond with nevermind. So now you put me in the predicament of do I really want to figure out what this person wanted to tell me or should I just leave you on read to let you think about what you done.

5. Texting me back late if we are getting to know each other to eventually be more than friends

Guess what baby boy, you’re not irreplaceable.You got me over here thinking we have something going on. “Yea girl Daquan so cute” but Daquan doesn’t know how to text back. So you cut off as simple as 1, 2, 3. Now that I learned my lessons I know my time more valuable than he cute. I only love my mama and my bed in drake voice. I don’t ask for much; I’m a strong independent woman. Don’t get it twisted. All I want to know is did you really like me? Or are you just bored? Either way, I’m not the one for you. You can leave those game for the birds because I’m not with it.

6. “Lol”

If I said something funny, then lol is fine. If I said, “I’m sitting in a chair” and you reply “lol”. What is funny about me sitting in a chair? Are you even laughing or you didn’t have nothing to say?” Why not ask what color the chair is or what you're waiting on? Anything is better than lol after a statement that does not need a lol. PERIOD.

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