The advent of text messaging has changed the face of dating as we know it. Although this new technology creates an easier avenue to communicate, it can also be a dating detriment if one relies on this media too heavily rather than focusing on the more intimate face-to-face dialogue. Here are the five deadly mistakes to avoid:
1. Don’t “over-text” after a first date. Sharing too much or rambling about irrelevant information is a turn-off. Similarly, watch the frequency of texts. It looks overanxious and potentially desperate, Always wait for a reply before texting again.
2. Mass texting to ask people out on a date is a desperate act and will backfire later if people compare notes.
3. Texting during a date is simply bad manners. In Fact, act as though you left your phone at home; don’t answer calls, don’t play games, etc.
4. Don’t rely solely on text messaging after a date. Be sure to only use texting as a supplement to phone calls and in-person meetings, never in place of them.
5. Breaking up with someone by text is a definite no-no. Ending a love relationship in this way or by email are signs of cowardice and disrespect.
Texting is definitely a new means of courting, bonding, creating emotional connection, and planning dates and activities together. But be careful of how you use SMS as it is a two-edged sword and can ruin a relationship. You can learn much more about texting in the dating process plus the latest research on creating love in your life in my new book, Love in 90 Days: The Essential Guide to Finding Your Own True Love. P
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