How To Flirt With A Girl

One of the best ways to flirt and interact with women is through texting. If you do it correctly, you can have her always thinking of you whenever you’re not around. The problem is many guys don’t have the slightest idea on how to text flirt. This article will cover 3 excellent ways you can use texting to flirt with a girl and enhance the sexual tension:

Apply Call Back Humor

It’s equally important to have fun and flirty conversations when you meet a woman for the first time. Often, I like to tease a girl on something about her interests. I’ll assign her a nickname after. Once I get her number, I’ll send her an immediate text message that associates back to this nickname.

This is known as “Call Back Humor”. It’s picking up a previous conversation and using it to spark future discussions. When texting a girl, you should always go back to special jokes and conversations that you had with her.

Develop Familiarity

Call back humor is a form of what’s commonly known as “assumed familiarity”. When texting a girl, you want to create the feeling that you’re already close friends. Joke around with your messages and don’t get nervous to tease her. Act like you’ve known one another for years.

Utilize Your Imagination

People live boring lives. Your text messages should help break the dullness of her day and get to her to imagine what it would be like to go on an ‘adventure’ with you. For instance, you could text something like: “It’s 100 degrees out, wonder what it would be like to cut work today and go to the beach with you?”. Then you can text back and forth about the different things you would bring on your little field trip.

Try to be funny and loosen up when sending text messages. The idea is to use texting to flirt and get her thinking about you. If you want to learn how to flirt using text messages, then I suggest you try out the 3 tips that I’ve discussed in this article.

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