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Misinterpretation is one of the main issues with communicating via messages as there is no tone of voice and you are unable to fully interpret what someone may mean purely by reading text on a screen.<\/p>\n
This can help avoid any misunderstandings which may lead to disagreements and arguments.<\/p>\n
We know how convenient it is to text each other but with the possibility of spelling mistakes and abbreviations, you may not be able to convey your thoughts as well as you would on the phone. Sometimes it\u2019s quicker to just ring someone and explain and then you\u2019re also going to get immediate answers rather than hanging around waiting.<\/p>\n
Whether you\u2019re in a new relationship or have been together for a long time.<\/p>\n
It also means you\u2019re more likely to be giving them your full attention because replying to a message means you can leave your phone and walk away – which you\u2019re not likely to do when talking on the phone.<\/p>\n
You\u2019re able to get to know someone\u2019s personality and get a much better idea of what they\u2019re like rather than by messages alone.<\/p>\n
Some people see it as a continuous conversation and expect replies as though you\u2019re face to face, but other people don\u2019t and may then reply to a message but walk away from their phone so the other people is left waiting for a response. When talking on the phone this is unlikely to happen because there would be some awkward silences if someone didn\u2019t answer a question!<\/p>\n
Whether you\u2019ve just started dating or have been married for years, make sure you chat to each other on the phone and keep that connection.<\/p>\n