Should I Delete His Number?
An example chat
guys. GUYS.
My ex texted “u up?” at 1 a.m. Last real convo: six months ago. I want to text back.
be honest
Bri: ok but at least he’s thinking about you??
Sam: What would feel respectful to you here?
Jules: send a pic of your 12-step skincare. that’s the answer.
Margo: Lowercase. No punctuation. No effort.
Margo: You want to text back. I can tell. Hm.
Margo: Delete it. You’ll thank me in a month.
Bri: Margo you are so negative
Sam: You can delete the number and still wish him well.
Bri: text him back!! you clearly want to
Jules: Bri would hype a parking ticket
Jules: ask him out via Venmo request. $0.01. memo: “date?”
Bri: you’re right. I hate when you’re right
Margo started a poll
The chat voted 3–1Delete his number.
The council has seen enough.
Jules: I respect the vote. I don’t respect it.
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Why the chat said this
The group chat votes to move on: the pattern says more than any one text.
- Months of quiet, then a 2 a.m. text, is a pattern, not a surprise.
- If you need four friends to decode it, it’s already an answer.
- Deleting a number is a boundary, not a grudge.
A text you could send
Nothing. That’s the text.
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