How to deal with annoying comic pop ups?

The thing with video pop-ups in news stories is that they can be intrusive. Maybe they think it'll draw more attention, but it can actually make people less likely to stay on the page.

One way is to simply be polite and listen for a short while, then gently say you have something important to do. For example, 'That's an interesting story, but I need to make a call now.'

You could try showing her kindness and patience. Maybe give her a toy or play a game with her to distract her.

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You could try to teach him right from wrong and be patient. Maybe give him some tasks to keep him occupied.

You could also try to distract yourself. Put on some music you like or start doing an activity that requires your full attention, like reading a really engaging book or working on a puzzle.

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If he keeps doing it, you might just not respond to the long texts immediately. When you do reply, focus on a specific part of what he said briefly. This will show that you read it but don't encourage him to keep sending super long texts. For instance, if he sent a long text about his day at work, you could reply 'Sounds like that meeting was interesting. I had a busy day too.' and leave it at that.