What should I respond when a girl texts me "I'm cold :(" ?
"Let me check your temperature with my thermometer."
How to respond to "we've had a family emergency?"?
Just say something like; I'm really sorry; I don't know what to say; I can't find the right words. Hope I helped.
What should I do when my bf is out with his friends and doesn't text back?
Well, you could start respecting his time with others, and NOT texting him when you know he is out with friends. If you do that on a regular basis, all it does is show that you are unwilling to let him have a life independent of you. You HAVE to be part of his time with his friends.You are insecure, and are afraid that if you are not “on his mind” he will forget you or find someone else. That is what makes you feel weak and afraid.The fact that he doesn’t text back is simply him being respectful of his friends. He is out with them - his attention should be on them, not on his phone. You know that when he is out with his friends he won’t respond to your texts, so all you are doing is making stress for yourself.When he is going to be hanging out with his friends - go do something yourself. Go to a movie with some friends, take yourself out to dinner, heck just go walk around a mall or visit a library. Just DO something so you aren’t focused on whether or not he has responded to your texts.
What do I reply when he says 'chillin'?
I've been talking (and I mean like pre dating kind of talking lol ) to this guy for a month and we text about every day but we end up not having nothing to talk about because he's just so bad at texting, like he's a boring texter ( but fun in person ) . When I ask him wyd he replies with 'chillin' without the 'wbu' , I know you'll probably say he's not interested in you but it's not that, it's just that he doesn't realize that it's a convo ender (lol idk of thats a word). But my question is what do I reply when he says chillin? And please dont say dont reply. Thank you.
If someone only texts you when it is convenient for them too?
"too" = "to" Unless the communications is vital, immediate, and urgent, texting is at the convenience of the receiver NOT the sender. Have a polite day. Etiquette takes over where laws end.