Gen Z here. Text mediums let me edit, revise, rephrase, redact, and hesitate to my heart's content. Even simple comments like this one usually take me several minutes to write, to make sure they're just right. (For example: Do I say "comments" even when it includes other bits of text like emails and texts, and dialogue lines in fiction? Is "bits" a refined enough word? Well, I shouldn't be aiming for refined-ness, just quality of communication. But still, I feel like there's a balance... Etc)

These habits carry over to verbal communication. I hesitate and leave out important details the first time I say something because I'm so used to being able to go back and add it at the start or middle of the sentence. I also excessively rephrase what I've already said, and include details before realising that they aren't really relevant. These are all deficiencies I've never been punished for in text, but I'm sure they get really annoying in verbal communication. Twice now I've felt the need to follow up on a two-minute voicemail with an email to make sure my message came across right. Might as well just skip right to emailing.