How to interpret "we'll talk soon"? Is she interested?


Home Forums Texting Advice How to interpret "we'll talk soon"? Is she interested?

Viewing 25 posts - 1 through 25 (of 27 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • #380598 Reply
    BobbyRedSox24

    I recently got a hold of a girl I haven’t talked to in about 3 years. We went to high school together, her being a few years younger than me. From what I know, she used to like me back then, but the timing between us was never right. I also was in what would turn out to be a long term relationship so I never expressed my interest in this girl.

    Anyways, I got her number from a friend (she is not on any social media sites) and I texted her. She seemed excited to hear from me, but immediately told me she was getting sick and was going to bed. I attempted to end the conversation there, telling her I hoped she felt better and we could catch up some other time. To my surprise she said she would stay up for a bit longer. Initially I assumed that she was still just getting ready for bed, but when I would send her a text she would respond within less than a minute of it being sent so it seemed like she actually stayed up to text me. About half an hour later she said she was going to bed. We said goodnight and she said “we should definitely talk more soon!”

    Its been three days and I haven’t heard from her. Should I be the one to text her first? I don’t want to bug her especially if she is sick. Do you think she is still interested in talking to me? Or was that just a nice way of getting out of the conversation? Also, how soon is soon? Assuming she is interested, who should initiate contact again?

    Thanks everyone.

    #380611 Reply
    Lane

    Hi Bobby.

    I would text and ask her how she’s feeling to break the silence. I’m sure she’ll respond because its most likely a head cold so although she may not be fully up to par, she would be able to text.

    I would try to schedule a light lunch to catch up and find out more about her. I know your generation likes to text, but you can’t get to know her unless you see and talk face-to-face.

    Can I ask how long you’ve been out of the relationship? Just want to make sure you want to meet her for the right reasons, not because your lonely or heartbroken.

    #380612 Reply
    BobbyRedSox24

    I’ve been out of a relationship for a little over a year. I’ve had my share of meet ups with girls for all the wrong reasons and feel like I am in a lot better place than before.

    One problem I have is that I currently live about 8 hours away from her. I moved away for school, junior college, but due to some difficulties getting the classes I need, I will be moving home. I still have about two weeks before I head home so in the mean time I’ll have to do all the catching up through text unfortunately. As it gets closer to me going home I plan on asking her out to a local Christmas festival. I highly doubt she knows I have, or ever had feelings for her so my goal is to kind of get that across to her sometime in the next couple weeks.

    #380614 Reply
    Yams

    Bobby, she’s interested.

    When I’m not interested in a guy I just let convie taper off.

    She’s definitely sitting there thinking “Oh…I guess he’s not interested in me anymore since he hasn’t initiated. crap”.

    Girls expect guys to initiate at the early stages because we are taught that it’s a way for us to gauge their interest in us. Now text her!

    #380615 Reply
    Lane

    Cool! Just text, but calling after that here and there would be better so you can pick up on the verbal and non-verbal cues to determine her state of mind and how you interact with each other. Hope all goes well! :-)

    #380616 Reply
    Harley

    Man up
    …and phone her after another text or two. do consistent Contact…We HATE guys who get in touch one minute and not the next. MEAN what you say.. If you ask to meet up…MEET up. ..don’t flake or cancel.

    good luck.

    #380629 Reply
    Lagirl

    Call her on the phone and talk…. As a woman, that means so much more. Texting is so passive. Good luck.

    #380779 Reply
    Juliette

    Well ladies, I guess this blows our theory of ‘if he hasn’t contacted you in 3 days he isn’t interested, move on’ to smithereens…

    #380781 Reply
    Harley

    Ha Ha Juliette. As you will have read, us Europeans give more leeway/initiate calling/texts. I AGREE with the not chasing, let the guy lead………..I just think the odd time there is the ” grey areas” and ” mixed signals/things going on in life”, why a guy is not in touch.

    #381376 Reply
    BobbyRedSox24

    Well I finally texted her last night and got nothing in response. Chalking this one up as another failed attempt. Thanks for the help though everyone, it’s much appreciated.

    #381431 Reply
    Harley

    Bummer. Small chance she WIll reply………..but probably not. Maybe she is not interested, maybe she is not impressed you did not try sooner/harder/more. If you want…………….try ONCE more…………….with an explanation( brief) of WHY you were not in touch……………you have nothing to lose. Nothing ventured, nothing gained !

    it’s ALL a learning curve for us. Next time you shall try things different.

    #381457 Reply
    BobbyRedSox24

    How long should I wait to text her again? Last night I text her and asked how she was feeling because last time I talked to her she said sick and I got no response.

    I was able to find her on Facebook but didn’t want to request her as a friend right away. I did look at some of her posts as to see if maybe she had a bf, but just came across a lot of posts about her being sad and lonely.

    Idk what I should even say if I was to text her now? I’ve had such bad luck lately with girls in general that I’m considered just giving up on the whole situation.

    #381458 Reply
    BobbyRedSox24

    I honestly just feel like texting her and telling her that I used to like her. Her brother and I used to be good friends which is one reason I never expressed my interest in her. I want to tell her that I used to like her, and want to know if she would be interested in hanging out when I go home for the holidays in about a little over a week. Is it too much to tell her that I used to like her when I haven’t talked to her in a few years?

    To me, it seems like she has had a bad string of relationships and is insecure about some things right now. I like what Harley said. I mean, even it is too much, what do I have to lose? Coming clean and letting her know how I feel will at least give me the satisfaction of knowing if she is truly interested or not.

    #381461 Reply
    Tana

    I believe she is interested, but because you wasn’t in contact for 3 days, she is doing the same as you, keep you waiting… If it was me, I’ll not reply right away. And I’d take a couple days to text a guy back just not to look eager…
    Wait for a few more days…If she replies good, if not not try one more time…And then you will know for sure her interest…

    #381462 Reply
    Tana

    I meant “try one more time…”

    #381465 Reply
    Yams

    Bobby,

    firstly- do not text her again with your feelings. Just no. If she likes you she will respond
    Secondly- girls play a lot of games. Especially the insecure ones or those who feel they’ve been mistreated by guys in the past. Give it 3 days or so. She might reply.

    If she doesn’t, I’d text one more time with something casual and if no response to that, leave it!

    #381473 Reply
    Harley

    IF…………….she’s posting sad stuff on Gb, either she is feeling momentarily sad…perhaps not in the mood to text you/cannot believe you might like her and be serious OR………….she IS a bit of a sad/depressive person…………monitor HOW many sad pots, over how long( facebook snoop…………which I normally DON’T advocate !!!!!!!).. if NOT many sad posts………..she’ll lovely, if a million sad posts… be cautious.

    I’d text Monday. Be direct. ” Hi xxx, I’m home next week , xxx dates, and was wondering would you like to meet for coffee. text me back please and I shall PHONE you back to arrange a time and date.( make sure you do this, straight away !!!!). If you don’t text back, I accept you are not interested and wish you all the best “………..THAT’s IT. No more.

    At least you will know………..and can stop wondering ! Good luck.

    #381474 Reply
    Harley

    Gb………..meant FACEBOOK !!

    #661445 Reply
    SUmmer

    WHAT WOUND UP HAPPENING?

    Are you two married now?

    #664670 Reply
    Stephen G

    Expecting men to chase women is so 19th century. Being girlishly coy is only something very young women can get away with.

    #664684 Reply
    Phillygirl

    @Stephen, that is not true. A guy/real man (not a sad pathetic little boy) will pursue a woman if he’s really interested and emotionally healthy and mature enough for a relationship.

    It’s not about playing games. It’s letting a guy prove his interest and determining if he’s worth our time. Yes, that needs to be earned.

    There are too many man-babies dating and expecting women to chase them. No way, sorry.

    Ladies don’t date children. Date a man.

    Besides this is an old old post.

    #664688 Reply
    Nicole

    She likes you but because you initiated it, you need to follow up. Like the others said, send her a message asking her how she’s feeling, she will love that. Then make a casual hangout-coffee or a drink.

    Just be yourself and show your interest, it sounds like she would respond to it! =D

    #664705 Reply
    Stephen G

    @Phillygirl

    Did you know that men employ what might be called a cost/benefit analysis on individual women? If she is high maintenance,has baby rabies or is showing signs of wanting a man,any man to make her feel whole then a man will consider that the costs outweigh the benefits. women need to try and plant the idea that the benefits outweigh the costs or he’ll sooner or later fade out of her life.
    I think that men should be more honest with women if they are not feeling it with her. However many men are terrified of the idea of being cut off from sex for an indeterminable period of time so they learn to say the right things and appear interested in the relationship when they’re already half-way out the door. It is better to be painfully honest than deceptive but men don’t want to turn the sex tap off so they’ll put up with anything a woman throws at them.

    P.S. I am asexual I’ve never had the slightest interest in women. I mention this in the interest of full disclosure.

    #664706 Reply
    Stephen G

    Regarding my ‘coy’ comment. A young woman saying by her actions ‘chase me’ is fine but know that for every year past say 23 that girlishness becomes more and more unacceptable and yes a complete turn-off for men. If a woman is still acting like a blushing Victorian maiden at 35+ then she’ll be seen as creepy AF. Yes men can and do see some female behaviours as creepy.

    #664711 Reply
    Hannah

    I must say though Stephen, I totally agree about the sex comment! I wish women would understand that a bit more. I have loads of male friends and all of them have been with someone purely for sex at one point or another. They’re not emotionally invested so they’ll say or do whatever it takes to keep the sex going. It’s easy to say nice words or do nice things when you’re not building a relationship. You’re not invested or being authentic.

    I also agree about the cost/benefit analysis. I think women should do this more too! Too many women go purely on feelings and don’t sit back to objectively examine if someone would make a good partner.

Viewing 25 posts - 1 through 25 (of 27 total)
Reply To: How to interpret "we'll talk soon"? Is she interested?
Your information:





<blockquote> <code> <pre> <em> <strong> <ul> <ol start=""> <li>