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- Influencer Delaney Rowe argues that being a 'bad texter' is often a choice, not a condition.
- Many feel overwhelmed by the obligation to respond, causing anxiety and strained relationships.
- Clinical psychologist Dr. Annie Hsueh says anxiety and perfectionism contribute to this behavior.
- She recommends setting times to respond and being open about texting difficulties to improve communication.
- Ultimately, fostering in-person connections may strengthen relationships more than relying solely on text.
