“It’s not that I’m not interested in the person – it’s that I’m not interested in messaging the person constantly via my phone. Which are two different things.”
These days I try not to sound “cold”, but I can admittedly be sporadic. I’ll reply to friends three days later, once I remember to. I’ll ignore the group chat for the week or two in which I don’t feel like looking at my phone. I’ll message only to arrange a time and place to meet, then send the odd meme or TikTok as and when. The idea that this is because I’m not interested in or bothered about whoever I’m messaging is so off the mark it’s laughable.
I have, on more than one occasion, been on the receiving end of one of those multiple-paragraph, blocks-of-text exchanges – sometimes as part of an argument. Receiving those sorts of messages makes my insides contract. I want to throw my phone across the room, or bury it in the garden. I’ve often wondered why this is and haven’t come up with any definitive answers.
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