comment: >
  
  I send a good morning gif and get a good morning gif back. GET OF ME WOMAN I CANT BREATHE!
context: Maybe you just dont like her that much.   lol >
  
  Lol >
  
  The text thread between my husband and I are just 3 years worth of grocery lists >
  
  I would think you guys wouldn't send good morning texts to each other when you wake up in the same bed.
  On second thought, that sounds hilarious. I hope people do that >
  
  I do that. I usually leave for work long before my wife wakes up for work and I usually get home long after she does. >
  
  I send my gf a good morning text almost every day. One week i didn't and she told me that she missed my morning texts. I do it most days and on the days I don't, she'll send me one. Very rarely will it expand into a conversation because she knows i am at work. >
  
  I think maybe that’s it, I don’t like to converse over text at all… I pretty much like to talk on the phone or not at all. Checking in here and there is nice, but I find long conversations where I can hear his voice or quality time spent together is much more meaningful. I don’t want to open myself up to a full blown conversation when I am about to sit down and work >
  
  My boyfriend and I say good morning to each other almost every morning. I enjoy it, he usually wakes up before me and he usually texts me good morning soon after he wakes up. But he also currently lives 2 hours away and we don't get to see each other much soo... >
  
  It tells me that they are thinking about me. I like that at the start of my day. >
  
  It really looks like I do have an unpopular opinion! >
  
  No they are most certainly not clingy. I love morning texts from my wife because it reminds me that we still act like we dating. It’s also reaffirming.
  Just because you consider any kind of gesture clingy, doesn’t mean everyone else does.