What is the psychology of people who don't reply to text messages? Is it rude or too nervous?

Some information is really boring. It's just that this kind of boring information appears when others are in a bad mood, which makes them more irritable. What's the feeling of returning your message? It can only disgust the person who receives the information.

You are chatting with someone you like. Your message is, What are you doing? Where is it? Who are you with? Three questions asked him if he could reply to the message. It is impossible to give you a message back, because he doesn't want to lie to you, let alone tell you the truth.

Their relationship has completely broken down. In fact, you know why, but you keep asking why. In fact, you just want to exchange information to see what the other party means and see if there is any room for redemption, but the other party knows better that as long as you reply to the information, it means that there is no complete break, so he will not be willing to give you this information. If you don't reply to the message, it means revenge on you. Who makes you so willful at ordinary times?

You need his help in some things now, but the time you need help conflicts with what he wants to do. His business is urgent and needs to be dealt with as soon as possible, and he can't explain it to you. It may have something to do with you, so he is even more afraid to explain the situation to you. For example, you need to know things at work. So he can't give you back information, maybe you will understand it yourself in the future.

How much do I need now? It is urgent. Can you lend it to me first? It really doesn't have any money in itself, so it's hard to refute your face. It can only buy time by not returning your message. When you can't wait, she borrows money from others. Isn't it much easier for her? Although a little guilty, it passed quickly. After all, your money has been fixed.

Some people are content with so-called, especially some girlfriends. It's normal for couples to have conflicts. They often come in and ask each other why they treat their girlfriends, that is, friends. In fact, men hate this most (of course, on the premise of not having a good impression on their girlfriends) and don't like others to intervene in their emotional problems. Especially when someone asks him, it will make him even more annoyed. Is it really necessary for a third party to intervene? Breaking up is too easy. How can he reply to your message to answer your question?

You're already with that man. Let's get a divorce. You hurry up as soon as possible, and we'll go through the divorce formalities. In fact, he didn't want a divorce at all, but things have been exposed. He has been thinking about how to save their marriage. When he didn't think of a better way, he was afraid to reply to his wife. What did he say? Only delay time, let things cool down, and then move on to the next step. So after receiving such information, he didn't dare to reply at all.

"Dear VIP customers, we are an international insurance company. On the 5th of this month, we held a thank-you banquet, and you are specially invited to attend. If you attend, please reply to A, and we will arrange your trip as soon as possible. Look forward to it! " What about VIP? I don't even know this insurance company, and I don't cover any risks. It's not even a p. Isn't it fake if I go? So he will never reply to this message.