I'd be worried or think something's wrong. Also it depends on how long you've been together.

no i doubt it once a week seems fine as a cutoff but just doing something because you can makes it pretty pointless

It depends on how insecure the relationship is. The more secure things are the less clinging is needed.

No. Her thoughts and Prayers will be enough comfort.

I feel like communication is key in relationships. I think that you should at least touch base once a day.

Nope.

Yes, communication is important in a relationship.

live together or not...yes...EVERY day...

No. It's what makes both people feel comfortable. If it doesn't happen one day I would expect the person who expects that to say I want to hear from you everyday.

I am a daily communicator. Early on in dating, it is not expected, but in a relationship, it is very important to me. Call, text, face-to-face...just some communication.

I think every day would be nice, but not expected. If he's into you, you'll hear from him.

no I would expect a great phone call are you with the person or not

I would like to talk everyday, of course. There is very important connection for me and I would like to spend more time with my lover in different ways.

I think both people must be honest since the beginning and lay out expectations. Do I expect a text from you everyday? Or are we going to have a more lay off approach to this and communicate whenever we can without any expectations?

Personally, I like to plan long term with a nuanced open mind. So I would set no expectations in a short term relationship and I would set expectations in a long term relationship.

Great question.

It we lived together then yes, It would be nice and considerate. No if we are not. The relationship is just buildng and everything is not in place to have such expectations. Texting is sort of a double sword. Its nice to know they care but expectations are controlling.

Yes.

Depends on how much I like them

Absolutely not. I'm not looking to be joined at the hip with anyone and being comfortable with personal, autonomous space is important for wellbeing. There are days when I have no contact with any of my devices, and I would hope the same for my partner. Time apart is what makes time together so special.

Yes I would. I'm very insecure.

I rarely text. I like to actually like to hear the other persons voice.

Expectation breeds disapponitment.

My girlfriend and I text every day except when we are together. She has the night shift, I have early morning ?

Not at all.
In that situation now, as OH is working 300 Kim's away for 10 days. I work too, so we only text to say when we're in so we can arrange a call. Texts aren't intimate enough, you need to hear their voice to really connect. We might call twice in that 10 days.

Slight edit to say that we are past dating and have twenty years between us. Still makes me weak at the knees to see him come in the door again though......?

When I was dating, I liked getting a text message. Some people see that as overbearing, but honestly, it just let me know there was no emergency going on like a car accident. Staying in touch is so easy nowadays between FaceBook, SnapChat, InstaGram, text message, etc. that it really doesn't make sense to struggle sending a small message, unless you're taking a trip away from the internet altogether, in which case your partner will be expecting that.