Anonymous #3 4w

Imagine getting a CALL on a PHONE 🤣🤣🤣💀

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Anonymous #4 4w

It’s my designated texting phone 💁🏽‍♀️ I’m always on dnd

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Anonymous #4 4w

The calls are always something that could’ve been a text and then I’m stuck talking about nothing for hours as an introvert it’s stressful

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Anonymous #6 4w

Literally like I’ll at least pretend I didn’t see it cuz it hurts when it goes straight to voicemail

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Anonymous #3 4w

My logic is like sending them to voicemail will make it seem like you dont fw them but really you don’t wanna call with anyone so then it’s not personal

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Anonymous #3 4w

You’ve just got to learn how to end a call. Sometimes people just want to talk to you.

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Anonymous #4 4w

I get that but some people make it really hard to hang up or make you feel mad guilty for not wanting every phone call to turn into a 3 hour long call. I’d rather meet in person at that point phone calls are just tiring and give me anxiety as an introvert when calling with extroverts

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Anonymous #3 4w

In my experience, the anxiety goes away with time. But your friends should know and be able to respect that you don’t have as much capacity for extremely long conversations. You shouldn’t have to feel guilty for ending conversations. What most people do is find an excuse to end the call. Or just say “sorry, I gotta go now, byeee!” And hang up. It’s pretty effective once people get used to it.

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