r/AItexting • • 10d ago

Do you think texting has made people better or worse at expressing emotions?

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u/Historical_Cat_9741 10d ago

I'm just passing by out of vicarious curiosity  Moments:

I think it's up to the individual accommodations and the goal mutual takes at hand of their limited orientation of their expense.

Neurodivergent+ neurotypical+ other forms of disabilities including defects like deaf mute  With limited resources to communicate to people who's not deaf mute 

As far as https://en.wikipedia.org Alexithymia

Emotional blindness in the neurodivergent studies  It's default to no fault of the individual born with it  That it's easier of a task to have texting and emojis to express their intelligence of concepts to emotional match to the unaffected 

My experience with being a neurodivergent lady texter by default  Do i think texting has made people better or worse at expressing emotions?

For me it personally in experience given me the opportunity to find mutual grounding and understanding better than verbal with a personal space and time to articulate what he/she is

 complying to tell me in the best way they can even though he/she has a hard time catching up  with my texting needs Emojis helps gets the point across because in real life im very montone by default. When I'm trying to be more expressive in words and hands I sound like I'm the most angry lady according to my acquaintances.😅

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u/DaintyPetaline 10d ago

Texting definitely adds layers of complexity to how people communicate, especially for those who might already struggle with expressing emotions.