Or did you just cutely give it to him after chatting at the coffee shop at the public library? Often the issue of endless texting leading to no-where and no-dates stems from the phone number exchange to begin with. Who asked for the phone number exchange? It is perfectly cool and 21st century acceptable for girls to give their phone numbers to guys.

However, what you say when you cutely hand him your personal card sets the tone for flirtation and a possible date, or not. I love live baseball games, too. You just told him you were receptive to his overtures. The ball is now in his court. You, marvelous you, bop on about through your adventure filled day and go on about your life, meeting other marvelous and wonderful people.

And if this darling man phones you, clearly he is a man of forthright action and good taste. He has demonstrated that by deciding and choosing to phone YOU! If this man does not phone you, who knows why? Maybe his cat died, he is busy at work, or actually has a girlfriend and was just enjoying a flirtatious exchange at the library.

No strings, not harm, no foul. Now the situation is both similar and a bit different when it is the single guy who asks the single woman for her phone number. Since the only reason you would give a guy your phone number is to have him ask you out on an actual date, not to text you endlessly, wasting your time, while you and your girlfriends examine his texts and analyze what he must be thinking. What did you have in mind? How does he respond?

I want your number so I can ask you on a date. By 28 years old, 35, 43, now by then, they have developed this social skills and have a better idea of who they are and are confident and self-assured in who they are. So, help the fellah out a little here. Once you have his agreement of interest and intention, then you agree to give him your phone number. Getting to contact you is a fabulous thing, afterall!

Thank you for visiting us at AprilBraswell. Your participation and you are very much appreciated. There is no tone, inflexion, or facial expressions in texting and she is forever being taken the wrong way and having text arguments.

Men and women can be trained easily and like seals. Simple, but people often do the opposite in their relationships. Steve Chambers Body Language Expert. On a different note, perhaps for a future post, I have a few clients right now trying online dating and having a lot of difficulty with the rejection apsect of it. What is the average frequency of response in relation to how many emails you send out?

I figured the best place to start is to ask the expert! I am not a fan of texting either. I was talking to a young man of about 25 years old and he said that his generation really does not know how to talk to people in person any more they would rather text. If that is the case what is going to happen to our language. At a resteraunt, a couple of months ago, I witnessed a young couple on a date. The young lady had her cell phone sitting on the table, and kept texting to others.

I felt like talking to the young stud and telling him to walk away from the girl. I am not a fan of either texting, emailing or phoning too much at the beginning of a relationship. It is not the same as really getting to know someone. Yes, you can garner a few facts, but it is not the same as bonding! Both my girls do that texting stuff nearly constantly. I especially dislike it when they are supposed to conversing in person with me! Or with anyone for that matter.

My favorite is the virtual double date… there they are guy and gal sitting that the booth… each with their cell phones out… texting someone else! I have been out of the loop, I had never heard of text dating, cheaper than dinner and a movie though. It seems people now use texting as a way to avoid the conversation. I used to do that often when I was single a few years ago. However, what I see a lot of — is a couple out on a date and each of them talking on their cell phone or texting someone else!

The message they give out to others is that they would both rather be somewhere else! Social media is important — but so are the moments when we are face to face with another human! I think we should give them our undivided attention. What do you think?

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Texting has a place, up to a point. You can email back and forth to learn the basics, but at some point, you have to meet! Texting other people when talking to someone else is rude. Texting is so convenient but I would not be willing to spend the evening on a text date. I should email you and tell you about something so arrogant I once did for a few months.

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There is a fine line between building up to know a person and wasting a bunch of time talking back and forth. For me texting reveals a whole bunch about a person, do they spell correctly, abbreviations aside. How long does it take them to get back to me, I have been known for being to forward and saying what I think. Texting allows me to slow down and remember not everyone jumps when they get to the edge. This also allows to girl to be more comfortable before they meet with me again. Great article by the way Scott Sylvan Bell http: This sounds like a premise for a sci-fi movie about how a once advanced culture fell because technology dumbed them down to the point of extinction.

In my day we used to have to walk up hill both ways in the snow to ask a girl out on an actual date.



My wife and I spoke at a singles group once about dating because the new trends and cultural changes have blurred the roles of men and women to the point that no one knows what their part is anymore. We thought it was mostly an American thing but we found that the confusion has swept across Europe as well.

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I think perhaps it is a little bit different for asian people? I found that asian people do a lot of text flirting. Maybe is the cultural differences… Not too sure…What do you think?