What does it mean that the other party refuses to send text messages?

The other party's refusal to send text messages may be due to privacy protection. In modern society, people pay more and more attention to the protection of personal privacy, and do not want to disclose their personal information to strangers or unnecessary contacts. Therefore, if the other party refuses to send us text messages, we need to respect their privacy and don't ask too much or get their contact information without their knowledge.

The other party's refusal to send text messages may also be due to personal preferences or habits. Different people have different communication styles and preferences, and some people may prefer to communicate by email or telephone rather than by SMS. In this case, we need to know each other's communication habits, respect each other's choices, and don't force each other to change their preferences.

The other party may refuse to send text messages for other reasons, such as mobile phone failure, network problems or anti-harassment mechanism. For these reasons, the other party may be unable or unwilling to communicate with us by SMS. In this case, we need to give each other understanding and patience and try to communicate with each other in other ways.