adj.
- Morally or legally constraining; binding.
- Imposing or recording an obligation: a bill obligatory.
- Of the nature of an obligation; compulsory: Attendance is obligatory. Mathematics is an obligatory course.
- Biology. Obligate.
text message
n.
A message consisting of words that are typed or entered on a keypad and sent electronically to a cell phone, especially from another cell phone.
So...
As long as this is done it means you want to be friends?
Once Again:
Its about what is done not what is said and and a text once every few days feels more like saying than doing. just because something is said doesn't mean something is felt.
im·por·tant (ĭm-pôr'tnt)
adj.
Strongly affecting the course of events or the nature of things; significant: an important message that must get through; close friends who are important to me.
Having or suggesting a consciousness of high position or authority; authoritative: recited the decree with an important air.
Obsolete. Importunate.
[Middle English, from Old French, from Medieval Latin importāns, important-, present participle of importāre, to mean, from Latin, to import. See import.]importantly im·por'tant·ly adv.
If i have yet to feel important to you it cuz i know what it feels like when i am important to someone. our friendship is not important to you. looking a certain way is important to you.
Reactive
adj.
Tending to be responsive or to react to a stimulus.
Characterized by reaction.
Chemistry & Physics. Tending to participate readily in reactions.reactively re·ac'tive·ly adv.reactiveness re·ac'tive·ness or re'ac·tiv'i·ty n.
Proactive
adj.
Acting in advance to deal with an expected difficulty; anticipatory: proactive steps to prevent terrorism.proaction pro·ac'tion n.proactively pro·ac'tive·ly adv.proactiveness pro·ac'tive·ness or pro'ac·tiv'i·ty n.
bringing on the proactive...
love ~ c.
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