It is argued that communicating by email is more important than communicating by phone. This essay totally disagrees with that statement. I think people value telephone communication rather than email communication.
I believe that talking on the phone rather than email gives people a better idea of how the person they are talking to is talking and whether the person they are talking to feels good or bad. I think that people can feel more safe and happiness if you get the ale by phone than if you get the ale by email. It is difficult to judge the emotions of the conversation partner by email. People can add emojis and emojis to their emails, but the people they talk to can't tell if it's a real emotion.
This happened to my high school friend. When I was in high school, I had a good friend. The girl sometimes had a boy talking by email. She enjoyed it. The boy gradually slowed down reply, but she didn't care. The reply was late, but the sentences looked the same as usual. The sentences also had emoji, and she thought the boy was also enjoying the conversation. However, one day the boy told her, "I am sorry, I am tired. I want to quit email." At that time, she realized that his sentences and emotions did not match. She couldn't guess what the boy's real emotion by email. Many people use email because it is easier to communicate by email than by telephone. However, they have lost the opportunity to think about the emotions of the person speaking and to reduce their anxiety and dissatisfaction by speaking. Talking on the phone is a way to get to know each other's emotions.
This is an example of my anxiety being alleviated by talking on the phone. I am worried about the success of my job hunting. I was talking with my friends about preparing for job hunting, but when I talked about my anxiety, I felt a little positive emotion and my anxiety was alleviated. Then my friend said, "Do your best and call me if you have any anxiety." I knew from the tone of her voice that she really cheered me up. I felt safe and happiness that I could not get when I talked by email. She seemed worried about her job hunting, but when she talked to me on the phone, she realized she was worried about the same thing as me. I can see from the tone of her voice that she is also thinking positively towards her own goals. When I called out, "Let's do our best for each other," she said, "Thank you for cheering me up."By listening to each other over the phone, I think I could understand the mood of the other person, which proved to reduce anxiety.
In conclusion, communication by email is less important than communication by telephone because listeners can be sensitive to the tone of the speaker's voice and speaker can reduce stress by speaking.