When you text with someone.....

Some ues, some no. If it is a natural end to the conversation, then no. If I asked a question, yeah I'd probably expect an answer

Sometimes I will text and walk away..in fact I do that a lot but its because I'm not going to wait around for a text back from someone the may not come for hours later.
There has been times I have been in the middle of a convo via text and have stopped to do something else that came up and got back later...my friends are like this to. I don't see a huge deal.
If its important they need a answer right that minute they know to call if I'm not getting back soon enough through text.

It sounds like she does "back and forth" with you.. just on a longer time line of an hour or a day instead of immediately.

What I like about texting is the fact it does't have to be immediate, like a voice call. It CAN be an hour or day later; like a message board "conversation" 

I have a friend that expects me to respond immediately when she texts me. Sometimes, I just don't feel like chatting so I don't answer it..same as the phone. But to answer the OP, I usually banter back and forth til whatever the text was about is done or we've said all we need to say. And sometimes, it goes on for a day or two.

DH hates texting..he says if people will just talk on the phone, they would get things resolved much faster and without issues as people misunderstand written words or tones behind them.

If someone texts with a question, I don't assume that there will be a conversation after I answer. If someone calls with an "OMG, have you heard?" text, then I expect a conversation. When DH, for example, texts that he's on his way home, that requires an acknowledgement that I got it, but nothing more.

I don't expect a prompt reply when I'm texting - that's one of the things I like about texting, in fact.

I texted a friend a couple of hours ago to ask what I could bring to a party at her house tomorrow night.  She'll probably reply either later tonight or in the AM.  If I was at the store and needed to know now what she wanted me to bring, I would call her if she didn't reply to my text.

I don't worry about the time when I text someone - so while I won't call during the "dinner hour" or the middle of the work day unless it's absolutely necessary,  I don't hesitate to text at those times, since I know that they can easily ignore an inconveniently timed text.  I do avoid late night/early morning texting since I don't want to wake someone up.

When I text I rarely expect an immediate reply, that's the beauty of text, if I need a reply, I'd call the person.

I've had many many text conversations that drag out for more than a day or two. That's the beauty of texting for me. I can respond on my schedule, they can respond on theirs. Several times I've been in the middle of typing up a text when my phone rings. I'll take the call and finish the text later. If you need an immediate response, don't text, call. If I don't answer, text me, but know that I'm not going to get back right away, because if I was available I would have answered the call.

I only expect fast response times from my kids. Mainly because I'm wanting to know where they are, and I pay the phone bill. Otherwise, I only expect a response when it's convenient for the other person.

It depends on the content. I usually end text conversations with friend family with TTYL
DH I end with an ok I love you or xoxo if he has text to say on way home or kids made it home etc.

In my opinion a text or an email can be answered at anytime. Between my friends, family, and myself it is understood that if you need to discuss something of great and/or immediate importance then a phone call is to be made. There really isn't a wrong or right here; it's one of those situations where you need to let the other person know how you view about texting, phone call,s etc. and come to a compromise you both can agree to.