I'm never making plans with a girl through text again
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Mantis Toboggan
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This totally needed its own thread.
SamTheHobit
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Im not going to listen to this advice.
Never try to read a woman's mind. It is a scary place. Ignore her confusing signals and mixed messages. Assume she is interested in you and act accordingly.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.
dereklovesugly
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It's good advice. I'd say bout 80 percent of the time I've made plans via text I've been flakes out on. Only time I really ask a girl to do something thru text is like "hey I'm going to (wherever) with some people. Stop by if you want."
This is absolutely true, texting sucks for plans however what if they start it and ask to do something via text? I'm thinking it may be best to agree to the plans but then give her a call a little later. I just got burnt by text only thing this week.
Met a girl out, very cute. Seemed really into me not to mention her friend who had a bf seemed to like me equally and wanted me to have her friend's number just as much. So i had friend approval which my girl said was very rare. I could also here what my girl was saying about me to her friends and it was all great.
I did try calling first but received a text that she was at work and to call her after xx time. But a conversation via text ensued. She sent me pics from our out night out and went on about what a "blast" she had. I told her we should go to xxx. She asked me, "will you be with the same guys as last time?" I said "no, just you and me". She replied "good, a date! Lets do this".
Night before the date comes and I confirm shes still on, she replies "cant wait! been a long week, I need this!". I then reply with a time. No response, i was prob 9m. Next day still nothing. So later in the day I reiterate the time saying "Meet at..." Quick response "you know what, I'm really not feeling well, just left work with chills from a fever". She could be sick sure but the response also says, "not interested". No sorry, or asking of another time. Of course I give the obvious reply "no problem, hope you feel better and we will do this when you do" Never heard back, as expected. Just odd. but I believe it would not have gone that way if it wasn't text only.
Met a girl out, very cute. Seemed really into me not to mention her friend who had a bf seemed to like me equally and wanted me to have her friend's number just as much. So i had friend approval which my girl said was very rare. I could also here what my girl was saying about me to her friends and it was all great.
I did try calling first but received a text that she was at work and to call her after xx time. But a conversation via text ensued. She sent me pics from our out night out and went on about what a "blast" she had. I told her we should go to xxx. She asked me, "will you be with the same guys as last time?" I said "no, just you and me". She replied "good, a date! Lets do this".
Night before the date comes and I confirm shes still on, she replies "cant wait! been a long week, I need this!". I then reply with a time. No response, i was prob 9m. Next day still nothing. So later in the day I reiterate the time saying "Meet at..." Quick response "you know what, I'm really not feeling well, just left work with chills from a fever". She could be sick sure but the response also says, "not interested". No sorry, or asking of another time. Of course I give the obvious reply "no problem, hope you feel better and we will do this when you do" Never heard back, as expected. Just odd. but I believe it would not have gone that way if it wasn't text only.
Kenny Powers
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drf408 sorry to hear that dude that blows, texting with girls can be one of the most frustrating things, i absolutely hate it. Unfortunately, for my age group young 20s and teens, texting is the norm and imo most girls purposely avoid phone conversations with guys they don't know well.
I think girls texting behavior and flakiness illustrates just how crazy most are. My new approach w/girls i just met has been to build a slight rapport with a little bit of texting then casually invite to a bar/party my friends and i are going to.
I think girls texting behavior and flakiness illustrates just how crazy most are. My new approach w/girls i just met has been to build a slight rapport with a little bit of texting then casually invite to a bar/party my friends and i are going to.
What happens, IN HER MIND, is that she comes to see you as WORTHLESS simply because she hasn't had to INVEST anything in you in order to get you or to keep you.
You were an interesting diversion while she had nothing else to do. But now that someone a little more valuable has come along, someone who expects her to treat him very well, she'll have no problem at all dropping you or demoting you to lowly "friendship" status.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.
@kenny powers- you would think in general these days texting would be fine. But yeah girls are nuts and who knows.
@Jplaya - seeing from my experience i think that may be a good idea as you may be building something before seeing her as you will most likely digress into other conversation beyond just the confirmation.
@Jplaya - seeing from my experience i think that may be a good idea as you may be building something before seeing her as you will most likely digress into other conversation beyond just the confirmation.
Ace_Magnamus
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your thread is false btw texting done right is great.Slickster said:
OP you didnt listen to what I said. if you would of called her to set up the date you would of been fine. you dont text to set up a date. you text to game her and keep her IL up. textng is good if you do it right. you didnt do it right.
PapiChulo
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A text message doesnt require a timely response, if one at all. Better dial them up, show your charming DJ skills that landed you the number in the first place, and get rejected like a man. I use texting as a secondary weapon when appropriate or when I don't care or when sending mass messages to old chicks from months ago. To the ones that say women can be busy or don't puck up at all when they don't recognize the number- it's bull. They are attached to the phone 90% of the time, do pick up if the number shows several times, and do call back if they expect your call. Hone the conversational skills DJs! Have the balls! And be damn proud of yourself! ( I am doing it for myself, not some random hoe)
PapiChulo
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Double post.
A good method I've used (if they have recently texted you) is to text: "I was going to call you, is now a good time?" Then if they say yes, you call and ask them out. If they say no, never text them again until they say they will talk and/or call you.
tryst type
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In order for making plans to work via text 95% of the time is when SHE initiates a text to YOU.
If you are sending a text out first, chances are 50/50 you will get her in person.
What i do now if a girl texts me first is, i will either respond to her initial text (depending on what it is) or i simply just go right into setting up a time/place to see each other. For example:
HB: Hey what's up
Me: Hey nm, Tonight around 8?
HB: that works for me
Me: Great, wear something cute!
Now that's a very simple example but it's generally what i do with more detail about place to meet etc.
You should NOT be having lengthy conversations via text before setting up a "date" the lengthier the texts are the more she's likely to decline. Just get right to the point, you'll save time getting the end result that would have happened in the first place.
If you are sending a text out first, chances are 50/50 you will get her in person.
What i do now if a girl texts me first is, i will either respond to her initial text (depending on what it is) or i simply just go right into setting up a time/place to see each other. For example:
HB: Hey what's up
Me: Hey nm, Tonight around 8?
HB: that works for me
Me: Great, wear something cute!
Now that's a very simple example but it's generally what i do with more detail about place to meet etc.
You should NOT be having lengthy conversations via text before setting up a "date" the lengthier the texts are the more she's likely to decline. Just get right to the point, you'll save time getting the end result that would have happened in the first place.
As long as she likes you, you can do whatever you want and she'll rationalize it in a way that makes you look good. I arrange dates mostly through text with the occasional 60sec phone call and even more rarely in person. I even arranged a date though e-mail with this girl who lived in a different country. As long as you're ONLY texting to make plans and not to try some lame one-liners on her, there's nothing wrong with it.
Agreed.mikeyb said:
I've never done anything but text with new girls. Why waste your time and effort on a phone call when you don't even know if they're worth it?
Also allows for mass messaging if you have a couple on the go.
Win some, lose some. Meh...
Maxtro
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Most of the plans I've made with women have been through text and I've never been flaked on.
If a girl actually said yes, it's because she wants to go. It's also easier for a girl to say no or simply ignore a text so they don't have to flake by saying yes at first.
Me: Hey, come by my place tomorrow after work and we'll play some games and get a pizza.
Her: sorry im gonna be kinda busy this week. were gonna have to try for later
It's such a BS response. She's basically saying she doesn't want to hang out but she does in the future. There is no way she's too busy all of next week to see me. Is it two truths, or a truth and a lie?
If we were talking on the phone there is no way she would say that and I'd be able to get more information out of her. From now on I'm only making plans on the phone. At least that way we can have a real conversation. And if she rejects me, it will be easier to gauge how much interest she really has in going out or not.
If a girl actually said yes, it's because she wants to go. It's also easier for a girl to say no or simply ignore a text so they don't have to flake by saying yes at first.
Me: Hey, come by my place tomorrow after work and we'll play some games and get a pizza.
Her: sorry im gonna be kinda busy this week. were gonna have to try for later
It's such a BS response. She's basically saying she doesn't want to hang out but she does in the future. There is no way she's too busy all of next week to see me. Is it two truths, or a truth and a lie?
If we were talking on the phone there is no way she would say that and I'd be able to get more information out of her. From now on I'm only making plans on the phone. At least that way we can have a real conversation. And if she rejects me, it will be easier to gauge how much interest she really has in going out or not.
Korrupt
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Not every girl is going to like you.. Thus not every girl is going to come through no matter how you try and set up the date or what you do.JPlaya said:
