You're not even giving her 24 hours. People work, go to bed early, don't login for a few days. She may have viewed it on her phone and didn't feel like responding until she got to a computer. I do that kind of thing all the time. If she finally logs in and sees like 3 messages from you before she's had the chance to respond she's probably not going to respond whereas she may have if it was only the one message.I'd be more wary if it wasn't a zero risk proposition. I'm lookin for a pretty specific profile, so I'd like to explore each option pretty seriously. If she doesn't reply again, it's not like it'll impact me in any way.
This a thousand times over. The more profiles you check out the more you'll see a disclaimer with this as well from the girl. They get a lot of messages. You sending double and triple is just overwhelming their inbox and comes off as a tad overzealous.You're not even giving her 24 hours. People work, go to bed early, don't login for a few days. She may have viewed it on her phone and didn't feel like responding until she got to a computer. I do that kind of thing all the time. If she finally logs in and sees like 3 messages from you before she's had the chance to respond she's probably not going to respond whereas she may have if it was only the one message.
Message once and move on. Because sending multiple messages definitely will come off as needy and desperate. Neither of which are very attractive traits.
I don't have much online dating experience, so take this with a grain of salt.I'd be more wary if it wasn't a zero risk proposition. I'm lookin for a pretty specific profile, so I'd like to explore each option pretty seriously. If she doesn't reply again, it's not like it'll impact me in any way.
Kiss on the cheek when you first meet her, and then a real kiss at the end of the date. I'm assuming by the point that you meet her, you've developed a least some minor rappor through txt or telephone already. Handshake is way too rigid and formal imho. I've had multiple dates tell me that my 1st date confidence in planting one on the lips was a major turn-on.Also, how do you guys handle the very initial interaction of the first date? Hand shake? Hug?
Yeah, and from personal experience a hug at the end of the date is basically code for "I'm being nice but don't call me". Go for the kiss if you like her and if she turns a cheek she either isn't interested or is just shy, but it's worth a play for a 2nd date if you like her. If she turns a cheek and steps in for a hug, you've been friend-zoned.Yeah, I can't imagine shaking a chick's hand to open the first date. Seems really formal, but it probably depends on the chick and the rapport you've built.
I disagree. I always let messages chill in my inbox for a bit if it was a cold opener from the girl. Once we were going back and forth I'd respond as they came in but I liked to let them sit about a half a day to a day before responding. I wouldn't call it game playing it is more just building up a bit of excitement. I know whenever I sent a cold line to a girl I really wanted a reply back and didn't get a reply back in an hour or two (even worse if she read it and didn't respond) I was bummed but then it was really cool and almost a rush to get a reply back the next day. I was happier to get that reply than I otherwise would have been if she responded right away.If you're doing this in hopes of finding a long term commitment and someone you really connect with then just reply right away. Games are for children and if she thinks attentiveness comes off as desperate she's probably not worth your time.
If you're just having some fun then you might want to let the leash out a little before responding so to speak, because as much as we hate to admit it people love a challenge, and you being a little aloof will be seen as a challenge.