From my experience, most women don’t reach out after the first date. It doesn’t mean that they aren’t interested. I’ve had tons of lays on the second date and I had to reach out to them after the first date.
Almost every woman that was interested in seeing me again messaged me first within 24 hours. If a woman is actually interested, they almost can't help themselves.
You are dealing with lukewarm interest at best. They may go out with you but you are only the guy she will date until something better comes along in her eyes.
Over the years, my experiences have been similar to the experiences of
@Young OG .
It has been rare that a woman texted me first after the first date ended. It's likely I've had a lot of lukewarm interest. I have had many "one date, no sex, no second date" type interactions, most of which happened from dates arranged via tech-based methods. I have also had 2nd/3rd dates with women when I contacted them first after the first dates and had sex with some of the women from those 2nd/3rd dates.
I like the idea of using a method of mostly offering 2nd dates to women who contact me first via either text message or phone call in the future. It's highly unlikely a younger woman (under 40 right now) would re-contact a man via phone call after a first date.
If a woman does not communicate with me in the first 24-48 hours after a first date, it is likely a lower interest prospect. I then have the option to re-contact her in 5-9 days per the
@EyeBRollin method depending upon my own interest level and level of abundance at that moment.
A woman knows that it’s on her to text the guy after a date to let him know she’s interested in a second date. If she doesn’t, she’s either playing games or she’s not (very) interested. A woman who doesn’t reach out will be nexted by me and I’ll be on to the next one.
Do women really know this? I haven't experienced this much during the course of my dating life (20+ years). The earlier years of my dating life didn't involve much in the way of text messaging as text messaging didn't get big until somewhere around 2006-2008. Acording to the article below, 2007 was the year when texting surpassed phone calling.
The first message, sent two decades ago, simply read "Merry Christmas"
theweek.com
In thinking about dating around 2004-2005, making mobile phone calls was far more relevant.
Good for you for nexting without being re-contacted by a woman within 24-48 hours after a first date. As illustrated above, that's my future plan.