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The Pros and Cons of Being in a Group Chat

If you own a smart phone, chances are you’ve been a part of a group chat. You know the signs, a constantly buzzing phone is usually one of them. Whether it’s with 3 other people or 50, you know a group chat can be either lots of fun, or a major pain. Each group chat comes with its own set of pros and cons, here are some of the most common downfalls and perks of being involved in a group chat. Cons: 6. You walk out of class with about 100 notifications. 5. It completely drains your phone battery. 4. When you say something you think is really funny but get completely ignored, you feel defeated. 

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Squad Goals: 5 Sidekicks Every Girl Needs When Texting Her Crush

Although we all think we can handle everything on our own, when a guy is really special, it may be time to call in the troops. It may scare some guys, but when a girl is texting you, she also has her group chat ready. Everything he will say is going to get screenshotted and sent to the girls. Sometimes things can get confusing over text, so these are the girls you will want by your side to break it down. 5. Player- This friend thinks every flirtationship should be turned into a game. Her suggestions usually include, “don’t respond for a few days” and “go to a party he is at and act like was a coincidence”. Although this may be fun for you, he may get the “not interested” vibe.        

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5 Types of Group Chat Conversations All Girls Have

You go to check your phone and you have 200+ group texts. At first you think someone died… then you realize (Insert name here) just wanted to know what everyone was wearing out tonight.   5. “Who’s driving tonight?” – When all your friends are home on break everyone wants to take part in the fun meaning, no one ever wants to drive. This usually sparks some sort of disagreement. In the end, someone offers because they’re sick of watching their phone blow up with 100 texts per minute. God bless the person who takes one for the team, it’s never easy. 4. “Who’s house can we pre-game at?”– Not necessarily a fight, but it can become a heated discussion. (Insert name here) can’t because her parents are hosting a small gathering at their house, while (Insert name here)’s parents are sick. You’ll be struggling trying to find somewhere to pre-game until (Insert name