"I don't drive sorry."
"My Mazerati does 185. I lost my license, now I don't drive."
You're probably too young to remember the song I'm quoting (Joe Walsh's
"Life's Been Good"). But I'm putting that example of an exchange down to give you a tip: try to be more fun, less aggressive.
When we meet people online, we meet a persona first, then a person second. The aggression that often works in person doesn't always work online. Women want to buy into an image. Aggression online smacks of desperation and they can smell that.
Conversely, joking around connotes bemused mastery, and they can smell that, too. But they like it.
Look at it this way. Each exchange paints a visual picture of the person on the other end. What do you want her to see? You need to paint that picture.
Get too demanding and she sees a person with the life of Screech from "Saved by the Bell." But get her laughing and she'll visualize a life that Pierce Brosnan or Charlie Harper from "2 1/2 Men" lives.
In other words, your *actual* picture is only one fraction of what this woman sees. You need to paint the rest of the scenery. We all know the good-looking guy who annoys women and can't get dates because he's too "weird." Avoid that. Paint a picture of a fun guy, living in a beach house and loving every minute of it, not a down-on-his-luck guy desperate to come to her town at the drop of a hat.
(Note: This advice goes beyond online exchanges. When I was young, I had a way of undercutting my own looks with Woody Allen-like nerdiness. A girl on my dorm hall told me this (getting to know me was a "letdown"). So this advice comes from experience.)