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I noticed a lot of Alex’s texting in his videos are statements rather than questions. One of my concerns with this kind of texting is a girl not knowing what to text back and letting the conversation die out. How do you frame texts to give her room to respond and ensure the text interaction doesn’t die out, forcing you to do the dreaded double-text?
Of course if you say ‘let’s got to a park’ it’s a suggestion and requires a response, but I’m referring more to ‘get to know you texts’ or ‘banter’ texts.
i see what your saying, the key is to make statements that are easy to respond to. You can have the same issue with questions if they are ones with the firl that really doesn't know how to answer so i would say its less of a statement or a qustion and more about the context of the question and weather its something easy to respond to
I think questions are good, even some generic ones are ok as "get to know you" material. What girls tell me is that they have phones filled with guys just exchanging boring information with them: "hows your week? where you from? what do you do? blah blah". None of those questions are inherently bad, but when done as the only means of communication implies that you dont know how to flirt, and that you dont know how to move things forward. Getting to know them a bit will help them feel comfortable, but over doing it is death
I understand, but is there a way to generally frame statements that make it easy for girls to respond? How often does it happen that you make statements but girls don’t respond?
something that requires more than a yes or no answer. Looks like you are overthinking here, you can't have a list of statements dude. Practice and improve. Think about about adding value with banter, teasing,dhv.
