Etiquette for a one-minute hello
Most calls are short. The goal is a decent human minute, not a performance.
Say hello. Look at the camera if you can. If you are busy chewing or in a noisy street, say that rather than making the other person guess why you are silent. If you need to go, say “I have to go” and hang up. You do not owe a closing argument.
Questions that land badly
“Are you real?” as the first line, “show me around your house,” “what is your Instagram,” and “guess my age” are tired. So is insulting someone’s appearance as a joke. You can ask where they are in the world in general terms. You cannot demand a passport.
Next is allowed
Next is not an insult. It means you want a different conversation. Using Next as a way to flash people and run is not “just Next”; that is a report. Using Next because the vibe is flat is fine.
Friends
Offer a friend request if you both clearly enjoyed it. Do not sulk if they decline. Do not send five more requests from new accounts. Read friends and unfriend before you treat the button like a conquest.
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