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Lately my schedule has been all over the place. Sometimes I wake up at 6am other times I wake up at 4pm (which is usually because the struggle to get out of bed is real and I've slept too much, like 12 hours!). I'm starting to a more consistent sleep schedule but even then, I've got a shit tone of things to do. So where does texting come into play as seen in the title?
Well, with texting I've been operating off of the same rule as with calling when it comes to times of communication. generally this is on weekdays accept Fridays (not on Fridays at all) between 7pm and 9pm and on weekends between 11am and 2pm. Although lately, this has been rather difficult to make happen on time and there's someone who I know is in my area and really wants to meet up (with anyone from our school in general, we had things set up for a date previously but she had to move to the otherside of the country for financial reasons) and it's been a while since we last talked so I'm curious about catching up. So my question:
Do these rules for times of day for text communication still apply, or can I be more lenient with them? And if so, then by how much?
Well, with texting I've been operating off of the same rule as with calling when it comes to times of communication. generally this is on weekdays accept Fridays (not on Fridays at all) between 7pm and 9pm and on weekends between 11am and 2pm. Although lately, this has been rather difficult to make happen on time and there's someone who I know is in my area and really wants to meet up (with anyone from our school in general, we had things set up for a date previously but she had to move to the otherside of the country for financial reasons) and it's been a while since we last talked so I'm curious about catching up. So my question:
Do these rules for times of day for text communication still apply, or can I be more lenient with them? And if so, then by how much?
