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All the Feels of Group Messages

Her Campus Placeholder Avatar Elissa Carlson
Oregon Contributor
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Oregon chapter.

 

Saturday and Sunday morning filled with non-stop notifications about what happen the previous night.

 
You and your long distance friends bond over memes and vines forever
 
The key to any friendship.
 
Internally you’re dying when there are just two people having a conversation
 
JUST MESSAGE THEM ONE ON ONE. 
 
 
You leave your phone for five minutes and you return to a 100 new messages
 
The never ending struggle of who gets the last final say of the title of the group message
 
And how you feel when your idea is the winner.
 
There’s always one who responds couple hours way after the conversation ended
What could possibly be more important than this? 
 
Shedding a tear having to waste data to include that one friend with an Android 
 
Pls get with the program. 
 
Trying to make any plans is a nightmare 
 
 Seven: The average number of times you have to answer “what time again?”
 
 
But they’re always there to help you decide on an Instagram filter or caption
 
And on your bad days they’re always there to listen to you rant
 
Whether you’re caught in an love hate relationship with group messages, the people in them make it all worth in the end. 

 

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Elissa is a sophomore studying Arts Management at the University of Oregon. In addition to being senior editor of Her Campus Oregon, she is recruitment coordinator and campaign co-director for Climate Justice League, a member of Music Industry Collective, and works as a barista. When she's not hiking or watching documentaries, she's creating collages and dope Spotify playlists. In the future she hopes to travel the world and work for a major music festival. 
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