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That's easily solved by the shortest text ever.I agree with you. To me, texting is cumbersome compared to speaking on the phone. It is communication "once removed". When I really, really need an answer to something, or if the subject matter is important or complex, I rely on extracting all the nuance and immediacy conveyed by the human voice. To me, texting is like doing a delicate job requiring a lot of precision and manual dexterity, with gloves on vs. your bare hands. It's OK for routine tasks but when you really need to get it right, you need to pick up the phone and speak to the other person.
I am curious as to whether my feeling about this is a function of my age; that is, whether younger people, who grew up with texting, have the same sense that it "loses something" in comparison to actual speech.
"call me"
With that simple text, they will automatically have your number and be able to call you back