Let’s admit it—our texting styles are low-key hilarious. Especially when you compare how we text when we’re serious versus when we’re totally excited. This meme captures it perfectly: on the left, a single massive blue message bubble like a brick of seriousness. On the right? A burst of excitement in the form of 87 short texts, each more dramatic than the last.
Sound familiar?
Whether you’re the “one-paragraph” type or the “one-word-per-text” type, this texting behavior says a lot about your mood—and possibly your level of caffeine consumption.
The One-Block Text: The Digital Monologue of Doom
When we’re serious, the thumb slows down. The typing gets calculated. We hold the entire message like a secret recipe, reviewing it three times before hitting send.
And what’s the result?
One… big… blue… block.
It’s the kind of text that makes the receiver pause. You know it’s serious when your phone lights up with a giant bubble that says: “Hey. Can we talk?” followed by a chunk of words that feels like a TED Talk in a single breath.
You can’t interrupt it. You can’t skim it. You have to read it all.
That’s power texting. And if you’ve ever sent or received one, you know—it means business.
The Many-Bubble Text: When Excitement Hits Like a Machine Gun
Now flip the switch. You’re hyped. You’re laughing. You’re trying to tell your best friend what just happened but you physically can’t wait to type it all out.
So what happens?
You send 14 messages in 6 seconds.
“OMG”
“GUESS WHAT”
“NO WAIT”
“YOU’RE NOT READY”
“😂😂😂😂”
“I CAN’T”
“HE SAID IT”
Each bubble is a beat in your excitement. Each word feels too important to be grouped with the next. It’s chaotic, intense, and kind of beautiful.
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And of course, you throw in a dozen emojis, some voice notes, and a reaction or two to your own messages.
It’s texting jazz. Pure, unfiltered emotion through blue bubbles.
Why Do We Text This Way?
Texting has evolved into its own language. The length of your message bubble isn’t just about content—it’s about tone, emotion, urgency, and mood.
When you’re serious, you want structure. You craft your message like an essay. Punctuation matters. Paragraphs matter. You’re calm, composed, maybe even a bit intimidating.
When you’re excited, logic goes out the window. Your fingers race ahead of your brain. It’s not about grammar—it’s about getting the feeling across.
And in some weird way, the number of message bubbles becomes your emotional volume level. One bubble = chill. Ten bubbles = “I’m basically yelling with joy right now.”
The Readers Know the Difference Instantly
It’s not just how we text—it’s how we read.
When someone sends you a huge single-message block, your heart rate drops a little. You get that “uh-oh” vibe. Is this serious? Are they mad? Is this about to be deep?
On the other hand, when your screen starts exploding with tiny bubbles like popcorn in a microwave, you just know it’s about to be something juicy or hilarious.
Texting isn’t just communication—it’s mood expression.
One Typing Style, Two Very Different Personalities
Let’s break it down:
Serious Texter Mode:
- Proofreads every sentence.
- Uses punctuation. Like, real punctuation.
- One big message.
- Probably says “Let me explain” or “Here’s what I think.”
- Might send a follow-up: “Did you read it all?”
Excited Texter Mode:
- Sends 3 texts just to say “OMG”.
- Forgets punctuation exists.
- Uses caps lock frequently.
- Texts like they’re narrating a live TV show.
- Sends messages even while the other person is still replying.
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We’re all guilty of both at different times—and that’s what makes it so relatable.
So Which One Are You? Or Are You Both?
Honestly, most of us switch between these texting personalities depending on the moment. One second you’re giving a life update like a professional journalist, the next you’re sending 23 “HAHAHAHA” messages like you just discovered comedy.
And that’s the beauty of it.
Texting isn’t just about sending words. It’s about sending vibes. The way your thumbs tap the screen says more than you think. It shows emotion, energy, and how close you are to the person on the other end.
Because let’s face it—only your real ones get the full bubble explosion.
Conclusion: Embrace Your Texting Energy
Whether you’re a one-message monologue master or a multi-bubble excitement machine, your texting style is part of your personality. And in today’s world, where most relationships live in our phones, those bubbles matter more than we realize.
So go ahead—send that wall of text when it’s serious. Fire off that bubble storm when you’re thrilled. And don’t be afraid to laugh at yourself when you scroll up and realize you just sent 15 messages in a row that say “LMAOOO.”
Because at the end of the day, texting isn’t just communication. It’s your personality, thumb-typed and bubble-wrapped.
