al77
Master Don Juan
1. Absolutely.Originally posted by Francisco d'Anconia
1. But none the less, it sounds as if someone chooses IMs, he will not need to put forth nearly the effort he would as if he used email.
2. Would that mean that he wouldn't need the style or wit necessary for emails? That he wouldn't need to put forth nearly as much thought to hold her attention? That he could kinda 'half-@ss' it as he does in real life because it's very similar to the way he naturally speaks?
3. So why avoid having a good conversation with a woman no matter the medium? We all read through the diatribes posted in this forum and have probably everyone has written one or two themselves. So why not with women? It's all about effective, interesting communication no matter the medium.
4. Ever why so many guys get excited one moment when they actually approach a woman and get her number just to have fear and dread the very next because he has no idea what to say when he calls her?
Also, what happens if he does get the balls to call and just asks for a date and she accepts??!!! What the hell is he going to do? ACTION DATE!!!! Another way to avoid the dreaded one on one conversation where he has to use his innate qualities to amuse her.
At this rate, when will a guy ever get to find out if this woman is even his type? Usually after he's put forth the time, effort and money. After she's gotten bored of the same old type of guy that does the same as all of the rest.
2. Well.. can he get away with it? If he can, that it means his IM style was enough to raise her IL enough.
Since IM style is similar, close to his conversation style then it is enough for him.
3. Because it is not as effective as IM. I can have some wonderful exhnage of emails...and figure out later at a meeting that she doesn't like to talk at all. I can have some great discussion in emails and discover she is quite a different person in real life.
4. I agree on that: action date is avoiding. But we were speaking about IM vs emailing... IM is close to the most natural style: the conversational one.