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Do you and your partner have lengthy conversations on the telephone?
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We used to. We still talk everynight, but since we see each other everyday, there isn't much left for a long conversation on the phone
Sometimes. She's not much of a phone person so we try to Skype or FaceTime, if possible.
it depends on how our day went sometime work just takes it out of you can a simple "goodnight" is all you have
no, if you want to have a lengthy conversation, you should be doing it eye to eye, not over some electronic contraption, or even worse by text!
Yes indeed!! We stayed on the phone before we were married. I even had to sneak the phone to my room. wow that was 16 years ago.
No.
We do but hard to find what to talk about
Yes absolutely but only if I'm in the right state of mind and not preoccupied with doing something else (which I shouldn't be doing if I am talking to her)
Before we met, my girlfriend and I had phone conversations that lasted for hours. Now our phone conversations are often a minute or less.
Yea we talk a lot on phone communication is real big in our relationship there has been times I fell asleep on the phone talking to her
We're both texters. We text through out the day.
When we have time too and we are far away from each other yes. And in person too
Google hangout for hours! Text for hours :) hang out for hours in person
nope... we're not "phone people"...
Use to . Now we text
