Hubby. Lots of emojis. The poop emoji travels back and forth during the day when we are at work. And any puke faces I can find. Sometimes the ball and chain.
In general it's my sister but recently it's become my niece. She's home on maternity leave with a cranky baby. Sometimes she needs interaction with another sentient being.
My partner. We both endlessly ask each other what we're having for dinner, do we need to buy toilet paper & did either of us remember to feed the pets.
I assume this will continue until we die...possibly of boredom.
my imaginary friend. Her name is Julie. This is something like a diary, it is important for me to write not in the void. Initially, it was a real character, but gradually transformed into a separate subpersonality. It helps a lot to deal with feelings and m
I don't text. I know parents who are obsessed with texting grown children. I know people who go into a panic if a boyfriend doesn't respond. I had a boss who would text on my only day off, to see if i could 'come in for a couple of hours'. As a species, I don't think we understand how to manage certain technologies. We immediately over use and abuse it.
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ReplyDeleteMy partner. But I text very little. Mostly, "Okay" or youtube links.
ReplyDeleteHubby. Lots of emojis. The poop emoji travels back and forth during the day when we are at work. And any puke faces I can find. Sometimes the ball and chain.
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ReplyDeleteProbably my wife though two coworkers and I send a LOT of memes to each other.
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In general it's my sister but recently it's become my niece. She's home on maternity leave with a cranky baby. Sometimes she needs interaction with another sentient being.
ReplyDeleteMy partner. We both endlessly ask each other what we're having for dinner, do we need to buy toilet paper & did either of us remember to feed the pets.
ReplyDeleteI assume this will continue until we die...possibly of boredom.
Group texts to family members (siblings/cousins). We’re all very close, and it’s a good way to keep
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ReplyDeleteI don't text. I know parents who are obsessed with texting grown children.
ReplyDeleteI know people who go into a panic if a boyfriend doesn't respond.
I had a boss who would text on my only day off, to see if i could 'come in for a couple of hours'.
As a species, I don't think we understand how to manage certain technologies. We immediately over use and abuse it.
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