There's a situation I've been running into many times recently, here's how it usually goes:
*Meet a girl, get her number*
*Icebreaker text*
(same day or a couple of days later)
Me: Hey [name], [filler phrase]. Let's get that drink, how's your schedule like?
Her: Hey, [blabla], can't make it this week because [out of town/busy/etc...]
(one week later for example)
Me: Hey, how was your trip? [date scheduling]
Her: Hey, [blabla], [another excuse]
(third round)
The problem is that, regardless of whether the excuses were genuine or made up, when I get to the third round of texting it feels weird to always repeat the same text template in a robotic way, and it makes the whole interaction feel more like a job application rather than an interaction with a girl I want to fuck. Let's say the girl she's gonna be out of town for the week (which is pretty common for students in Paris), would it be a good idea to check in with her while she's there, or keep in touch if I know we won't be able to see each other for a period that's longer than a week?
*Meet a girl, get her number*
*Icebreaker text*
(same day or a couple of days later)
Me: Hey [name], [filler phrase]. Let's get that drink, how's your schedule like?
Her: Hey, [blabla], can't make it this week because [out of town/busy/etc...]
(one week later for example)
Me: Hey, how was your trip? [date scheduling]
Her: Hey, [blabla], [another excuse]
(third round)
The problem is that, regardless of whether the excuses were genuine or made up, when I get to the third round of texting it feels weird to always repeat the same text template in a robotic way, and it makes the whole interaction feel more like a job application rather than an interaction with a girl I want to fuck. Let's say the girl she's gonna be out of town for the week (which is pretty common for students in Paris), would it be a good idea to check in with her while she's there, or keep in touch if I know we won't be able to see each other for a period that's longer than a week?