Man Overwhelmed By Excessive Texts From Woman Upset Over His Lack Of Response To Her 'Attractive' Video

"You are enough, you just weren't for me or my type"

Maryjane

• Published in Interesting
• October 26, 2023

It has never been simpler to communicate with someone, thanks to the digital world at our fingertips. We can use the internet to communicate with friends, family members, and even total strangers.

We can even have brief video conversations with them. No doubt, we are incredibly free to communicate with others in a wide range of ways today.

We can learn new things and share our opinions with the world from the comfort of our homes with a few fast taps on our phones. Talk about Messenger, Viber, and WhatsApp—friends and family can quickly get in touch with us from almost anywhere.

We've become so accustomed to this medium that we can accomplish nearly everything we used to do in person while texting. However, some messages could be misunderstood when texting.

Let's be honest, everyone has encountered these circumstances at least once or twice. You're accused of being cruel by someone because you failed to complete a statement with a smiling face or your too-brief response lands you in a ridiculous dispute.

However, there are others who send texts that are so offensive that others have to take a screenshot to attest to the fact that they truly occurred. Redditor u/basquiatwhore headed to the r/Nicegirls subreddit community to drop an extra-long screenshot of the messages he got from an attractive girl at work.

OP writes

The long texts begin...

"I sincerely wish you nothing but the best"

She's still kind enough to respectfully go out of her way to let him know

That says more about the guy than it says about her

She wasn't feeling ot and wasn't attracted to him

Had he not chosen to be a jerk, she would have loved to be a friend

Apparently, the man was in a meeting all along

She says she won't block the man's number

And the comments from other Redditors roll in...

This is the best content this Redditor has seem on the sub

This Redditor wants more of the texts

This Redditor was at their stop by the end of the chat

He's not gonna believe it more if it's being said constantly

It was an accident except now the person's not responding

She uses the same couple of phrases over and over again

This Redditor seeks to know more details

The OP can't imagine how she got the time to write that long

All the courage in the world to the OP's friend

This Redditor laughed so hard reading all that text

She is overthinking way too much

The OP explains the genesis of the whole story and here it is:

It continues...

It sometimes feels like the way we communicate with one another is gradually shifting, whether it's about falling in love, splitting up, wishing a pal a happy birthday, or congratulating them on a job promotion. The OP says they never did end up going out for drinks, and they have not spoken a word to each other since the incident occurred.

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Maryjane