What part of the city you live?
I live in NJ (Rutherford), but I have a bus and a train that goes to NYC right around the block from me. I can often get to midtown from my apartment before people in Queens do, it's pretty great.
What part of the city you live?
Ok guys, been talking to the same girl from yesterday, texted her during my lunch break and have been texting back and forth since then, conversation still has momentum, but I feel it like it's slowing down.
I wanna bring up going to this nice little cafe I know, but I don't wanna seem pushy. How do I bring it up in a subtle manner?
Waiting to long, set the date up brah.
I'll ask her tmrw when I text her.
Tomorrow? Why not now? If you feel she's already losing interest, a day could be the final nail in the coffin.
It was late last night, today I'll do it for sure.
Asked her, but she'll be visiting a friend the entire weekend. Hopefully sometime early next week.
Try to lock down a day. "Sometime next week" might mean never.
Did she suggest an alternative? If not, you're probably out of luck. Still try to lock down a specific date, though.
I mean, did she suggest an alternative date after she told she'd be with friends all weekend? I gather not?
Since she didn't suggest an alternative meeting time she likely isn't interested. Try to lock down a specific date but be aware of any further resistance.
Since she didn't suggest an alternative meeting time she likely isn't interested. Try to lock down a specific date but be aware of any further resistance.
Since she didn't suggest an alternative meeting time she likely isn't interested. Try to lock down a specific date but be aware of any further resistance.
So after we told you not to be subtle you ask a subtle question?
Just say "would you like to meet up sometime next week?"
I don't see anything wrong with asking if the person has plans first.
You guys are jumping on him like nuts, he asked an innocent question which can be used as a lead into an actual date proposal. Now he just needs to ask about a day next week and he'll know. Damn.
Yakitori? If it's where I think it is, then you're going to the yakitori place in St. Marks and possibly Mayahuel for cocktails. Good luck and have fun!TxdoHawk said:Set up a date for this Saturday. This one looks promising. We're gonna go get yakitori in the city and then hit up a nearby cocktail bar.
Wow, we've been texting consistently now for like 3 days, that must be a world record.
Anyway, asked her out on a date, her response was "definitely maybe" but we kept talking a bit and were setting it for sometime next week (she has to make sure she's not preoccupied) but it's a definite yes now.
Yakitori? If it's where I think it is, then you're going to the yakitori place in St. Marks and possibly Mayahuel for cocktails. Good luck and have fun!
That's the spirit. Keep it up man and good luck.
I saw that you mentioned that going out with girls from NYC would impossible. To that I have to say that if it's a girl that lives out in say Yonkers, then it would easier to go out with since they live closer to the CT border.
On the flip side of that, I tried to make it work with a girl who lived in CT (Stamford) several months ago but left the ball in her court on whether she wanted to meet up or not so I moved on. Time was a huge issue for both of us in addition to her being hesitant about me going out to her way to see her. She never contacted me again but it was for the better in retrospect considering how I'd blown her off when she tried to meet me initially while I was celebrating with friends. So girls who live in CT are a no go for me in the future as nice as they are.
It looks like a charming college town with a few cool museums and a convention center. I suppose you have to play with the cards you've been dealt. Ride a bike over to the next town?Well, I'm way up in CT. It's hard enough seeing someone a town next over already.
It looks like a charming college town with a few cool museums and a convention center. I suppose you have to play with the cards you've been dealt. Ride a bike over to the next town?
Living in the city, we're too damn spoiled to be worrying about things closing super early and visiting people in other towns unless they live in Jersey. We take that stuff for granted.
A girl I've been occasionally messaging on OKC over the last few months "wants to get to know me better" before texting. That's fine, but she hardly ever uses the site or messages, and it's already been a while.
A girl I've been occasionally messaging on OKC over the last few months "wants to get to know me better" before texting. That's fine, but she hardly ever uses the site or messages, and it's already been a while.
Stop the texting, you're killing all the attraction she has to you. Also, I'd be surprised if this date actually happens, I don't think she's interested. The answer "definitely maybe" is a contradiction, you can't be definite but also maybe. Which tells me she's saying "yes" even though she really wants to say "no".Wow, we've been texting consistently now for like 3 days, that must be a world record.
Anyway, asked her out on a date, her response was "definitely maybe" but we kept talking a bit and were setting it for sometime next week (she has to make sure she's not preoccupied) but it's a definite yes now.
Stop the texting, you're killing all the attraction she has to you. Also, I'd be surprised if this date actually happens, I don't think she's interested. The answer "definitely maybe" is a contradiction, you can't be definite but also maybe. Which tells me she's saying "yes" even though she really wants to say "no".
Stop texting right now and tell her to message you when she figures out what day works next week. As soon as you do that, go message other girls.
Maybe she's interested in keeping you on as a friend. If you carry on the way you are, you definitely will end up being a friend only. You need to get a date set in stone. That whole 'definitely maybe' BS is a warning sign that she isn't as interested in you as you are in her. Get a date or move on to greener pastures.I would normally think the same thing, but if she wasn't interested why is she still texting? And it not like she's replying with no effort, it's genuine conversation that (from my side) doesn't seem forced.
Texting and replying can be a sign of interest but its not reliable. She could be replying because she's afraid to directly reject you, for example. Or she's just comfortable chatting and has no intention to meet, which is why I was stressing that you stop texting. The only true sign of interest is when you find yourself out on the second date with the same girl.
Also, as a golden rule: never engage in a "world texting record" with a girl, especially with one you haven't been out with yet. I know its tempting. I know it also seems logical that chatting more will establish better rapport and a connection. No. You do all that at the date, not over the phone. Trust me on this.
If you haven't already, message her and tell her to let you know what day works next week. Do not engage her further. After that, move on to the next girl.
I keep it to small talk and setting up dates. Save the proper conversation for face-to-face on the date.To the guys who are advocating very little texting: how often do you text girls you've been seeing for a while, say you're three dates in. Do you only text to set up dates?
Preferably, but if she starts talking about things I'll message back a bit.To the guys who are advocating very little texting: how often do you text girls you've been seeing for a while, say you're three dates in. Do you only text to set up dates?
Maybe it is the type of women I date, but I text often before and in-between dates. *shrugs*
Think of it this way. Once in a relationship, your significant other will probably expect daily communication, right? So you want to gradually work towards that. By the third date I'd say you should definitely chat through text BUT also know when to stop. Everything in moderation. Its always best to save things for real-life interaction. Text is for small talk, quick and witty jokes, and stuff like that. I've never had a problem setting up a first date, I barely text (max. 3 messages per day).To the guys who are advocating very little texting: how often do you text girls you've been seeing for a while, say you're three dates in. Do you only text to set up dates?