Your texting style

How you show up in your messages — the paragraph sender, the one-word replier, the emoji enthusiast, the voice-noter.

A light, popular self-quiz on how you come across in your messages — the part you most recognise in yourself. Just for fun, not a measure of anything. (Popular 'what kind of texter are you' self-quiz (messaging culture))

Groups

• The Paragraph Sender — You write long, thoughtful messages — full sentences and the whole story in one go.
• The One-Word Replier — Short and to the point — 'ok', 'lol', 'nice' — you keep it brief.
• The Emoji Enthusiast — Your messages bloom with emoji, GIFs and reactions — tone comes through in symbols.
• The Voice-Noter — Why type when you can talk? You reach for voice notes over text.
• The Proper Texter — Full punctuation and correct spelling, even in a quick message — a full stop means a full stop.
• The Double-Texter — One thought per bubble — you fire off several messages in a row rather than one block.
• The Slow Replier — You read now and reply later, in your own time — no message left behind, eventually.

Related topics

• Languages spoken
• Communication style
• How you write
• Your sense of humour
• How you listen
• Self-monitoring
• Humour styles (HSQ)

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