I'm talking about girls who choose not to respond to calls or texts. I think it's cowardly (how hard is it to send a text "sorry, I'm not interested"?), but obviously it's a tactic that's here to stay.
But I went out with this girl for 3 and a half hours, actually had a good time aside from any sexual vibe. Kissed her, she hesitated, but went for a pretty solid kiss, at least. She threw out some basic ASD, "I don't usually kiss on a first date, but I had a *really* good time." Wow, I would never say that on a date. Afterward I texted her saying that this bar down the road looked fun (it was a place she had talked about), and she responded "I know! We'll go there next..." Seems like solid ground for a D3 bang, which I don't mind for 7+s, especially if they're fun to hang out with.
Hit her up 2 days later...radio silence. So obviously, if you get a crappy number, didn't spend enough time building up some attraction/comfort, you've got to expect a certain number of radio silences. And there's nothing you can do, just move on. But what's up with radio silence from a girl where there's obvious attraction and comfort. Is there anything you can do with that? Or is radio silence still the kiss of the death in that situation?
But I went out with this girl for 3 and a half hours, actually had a good time aside from any sexual vibe. Kissed her, she hesitated, but went for a pretty solid kiss, at least. She threw out some basic ASD, "I don't usually kiss on a first date, but I had a *really* good time." Wow, I would never say that on a date. Afterward I texted her saying that this bar down the road looked fun (it was a place she had talked about), and she responded "I know! We'll go there next..." Seems like solid ground for a D3 bang, which I don't mind for 7+s, especially if they're fun to hang out with.
Hit her up 2 days later...radio silence. So obviously, if you get a crappy number, didn't spend enough time building up some attraction/comfort, you've got to expect a certain number of radio silences. And there's nothing you can do, just move on. But what's up with radio silence from a girl where there's obvious attraction and comfort. Is there anything you can do with that? Or is radio silence still the kiss of the death in that situation?
