The reading in P172, Rule of Thumbs: love in the age of texting. The author was Natalie Y. Moore.
Before reading this article, I didn’t realize that texting message had already played a super important role in our daily life. People were sending texting messages at any time in anywhere. Even though they are crossing the road, they didn’t realize the car is coming. Some people like to explain their ideas or feelings through the texting messages; they became shyer and shyer to explain themselves face to face. Actually, the cost of the texting messages is a little bit cheaper than taking calls. Especially the young generation, they like to communicative by sending the texting message. Just like: ‘mom, I’m at school now, could you pick me up?’ “Dad, I’m at my bed room, could you please take some food to me? I’m hungry.”
In this article, Natalie was dating almost with her boyfriend’s texting messages. She’s getting angry, even though breaking up this relationship, her boyfriend still used texting messages. People became lazier and lazier to talk .
Before reading this article, I didn’t realize that texting message had already played a super important role in our daily life. People were sending texting messages at any time in anywhere. Even though they are crossing the road, they didn’t realize the car is coming. Some people like to explain their ideas or feelings through the texting messages; they became shyer and shyer to explain themselves face to face. Actually, the cost of the texting messages is a little bit cheaper than taking calls. Especially the young generation, they like to communicative by sending the texting message. Just like: ‘mom, I’m at school now, could you pick me up?’ “Dad, I’m at my bed room, could you please take some food to me? I’m hungry.”
In this article, Natalie was dating almost with her boyfriend’s texting messages. She’s getting angry, even though breaking up this relationship, her boyfriend still used texting messages. People became lazier and lazier to talk .
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