Just like when you’re talking to a girl in person, enjoy your conversation with her and end it before things get quiet by telling her that you have to go and that you’ll talk to her later.
Always end your texts before there’s nothing left to talk about, not after.
Don’t keep texting her just to keep the conversation going. Be willing to end it.
End each conversation with her wanting more by ending them at a high point. High points are when she’s laughing, or writing a long text. These are the best places to end it.
Get her thinking about you after you’re done texting, by telling her what you’re going to do next, or what the two of you will be doing together later.
If you’re going to meet up with her for drinks, say “I’ll be over at the far end of the bar with a drink in my hand.”
If you’re not going to see her soon, then plant a picture of you in her mind by telling her what you’re going to do or where you’re going. And make these pictures interesting.
Set up your next opportunity to text her by saying that you’ll text again later about whatever it was you guys were talking about.
Example: “I have to go now but I’ll text you more about this later. Bye.”
If your texting and flirting with her was going really well and she’s interested in seeing you, then take things to the next level by asking her out.
If it’s the day time, then keep it light and friendly by saying something like “Hey, what are you doing right now? Let’s meet up. Are you hungry?”
If it’s the evening then say something more forward and enticing like “What are your plans tonight? Want to grab dinner or drinks somewhere?”
The best way to have these invitations work, is by putting them at the end of a text and not be the entire text itself.
Example: “Yeah I love the Seahawks too. Hey, what are you doing right now? Let’s meet up.”
By keeping your invitations to her casual like this, it relieves the pressure of an official date and makes it much more likely that she’ll go along with whatever you suggest.
If you find yourself doing most of the texting, or all the replying back, or all you’re getting from her are one word responses, then it’s time to stop texting.
If you’re trying to think of something to say but not coming up with anything, then it’s time to stop texting.
And if you’re always the one texting first, and trying to move things along but keep getting a bunch of excuses, then it’s probably time to stop texting her for good.
Always end your texts before there’s nothing left to talk about, not after.
Don’t keep texting her just to keep the conversation going. Be willing to end it.
End each conversation with her wanting more by ending them at a high point. High points are when she’s laughing, or writing a long text. These are the best places to end it.
Get her thinking about you after you’re done texting, by telling her what you’re going to do next, or what the two of you will be doing together later.
If you’re going to meet up with her for drinks, say “I’ll be over at the far end of the bar with a drink in my hand.”
If you’re not going to see her soon, then plant a picture of you in her mind by telling her what you’re going to do or where you’re going. And make these pictures interesting.
Set up your next opportunity to text her by saying that you’ll text again later about whatever it was you guys were talking about.
Example: “I have to go now but I’ll text you more about this later. Bye.”
If your texting and flirting with her was going really well and she’s interested in seeing you, then take things to the next level by asking her out.
If it’s the day time, then keep it light and friendly by saying something like “Hey, what are you doing right now? Let’s meet up. Are you hungry?”
If it’s the evening then say something more forward and enticing like “What are your plans tonight? Want to grab dinner or drinks somewhere?”
The best way to have these invitations work, is by putting them at the end of a text and not be the entire text itself.
Example: “Yeah I love the Seahawks too. Hey, what are you doing right now? Let’s meet up.”
By keeping your invitations to her casual like this, it relieves the pressure of an official date and makes it much more likely that she’ll go along with whatever you suggest.
If you find yourself doing most of the texting, or all the replying back, or all you’re getting from her are one word responses, then it’s time to stop texting.
If you’re trying to think of something to say but not coming up with anything, then it’s time to stop texting.
And if you’re always the one texting first, and trying to move things along but keep getting a bunch of excuses, then it’s probably time to stop texting her for good.


