sazc
Master Don Juan
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Honestly, if it's not a text that requires an urgent response, who cares if she gets back to you in 5 minutes, or 5 hours?
If it's a text that requires an urgent, or timely, response, and you're not getting that, then 'you do you' and make decisions accordingly.
If you are inviting her out in a few hours, and she doesn't get back to you with in an hour (or whatever you deem appropriate) them 'do you' and move on with your plans.
If we are just taking idle chit chat, then she may be bored with the conversation, and that it's why she isn't responding/is show to respond. Try not to get all bunched up with a slow response to idle chit chat. It's never a good idea to over invest emotionally in casual conversation like that. Keep your attitude casual with chit chat, that makes it easy on both parties.
If she's really just a plate to you, your texting should be one opening text "hey, how are you?" She replies, and then you text back, setting up a date. The chit chat can happen in person, on the date.
If it's a text that requires an urgent, or timely, response, and you're not getting that, then 'you do you' and make decisions accordingly.
If you are inviting her out in a few hours, and she doesn't get back to you with in an hour (or whatever you deem appropriate) them 'do you' and move on with your plans.
If we are just taking idle chit chat, then she may be bored with the conversation, and that it's why she isn't responding/is show to respond. Try not to get all bunched up with a slow response to idle chit chat. It's never a good idea to over invest emotionally in casual conversation like that. Keep your attitude casual with chit chat, that makes it easy on both parties.
If she's really just a plate to you, your texting should be one opening text "hey, how are you?" She replies, and then you text back, setting up a date. The chit chat can happen in person, on the date.

