Exactly. It's like filling out a job application. And, it indicates that I look up to her as the prize.mrRuckus said:I'd change the subject and lead the conversation to where i want it to go rather than letting myself fall into that trap where she's looking for something to disqualify you.
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Just ignore it. It didn't happen. That'll get her more curious and interested. Type a new email instead of quoting the old one.luv 2 fly said:ok well after this email I was going to ask for her phone number. Should I pretend to forget what she asked & just ask for her #?
& if she does mention this again. What's the best way to avoid answering the question?
Not at all. She's a woman, she's curious, and most importantly, she's curious about you. Women very rarely randomly ask men questions like that, especiallly ones about YOUR LIKES/DISLIKES. If you answer those types of questions too easily, she has nothing to daydream about what you're like.is this also a sh!t test???
Oh, very true, I do that as well on occasion.mrRuckus said:I've never had a problem writing long, witty emails. It's completely amped up the attraction a NUMBER of times. It might suck if you're just not that funny in writing, but my entire MO is decent length FUNNY emails... at least when I do online dating.
It's never been a problem just basically ignoring any questions i don't feel like answering. Serious questions and answers in emails should be infrequent.