What texts you should send to someone you care about?

[Anonymous]

Or any interesting text ideas

[serious]

Well, I think just messaging them often and asking how their day has been or saying it is going to be okay. Just being there for them even with texts/messages is good enough.

[Iron_Man]

You have to talk from your heart you can’t pretend or get ideas from others. Speak only and truly from your heart. No copy and paste from the Internet or from romance novels or getting ideas from friends it has to come directly from you

[Asker]

Do you know some romantic novel lines just in case 🤣

[Bethany22]

whatever the text, just nothing too mushy. Ask him for advice on something he is knowledgeable about.

[PetiteBabe64]

Don't bother Its a Waste of Time
Won't make a difference.

[MystiKaL]

Nice, simple ones like, "hey how you doing? how is your day going?".

[Part2603]

No don't do that. Hit it running out the gate at full speed. (As in skip the small talk. Don't act as if you're being friendly.)

Whatever pops into your mind, whatever question you have about your crush that you're dying to know, ask that.

[MystiKaL]

@Part2603 I think the simple text is always a key ice breaker. It starts a conversation off. Going for the kill with loads to say is not a great way to start a message in my opinion.

[Part2603]

I guess I should have chosen my words carefully. The FIRST text should be very short. The goal of it being crafted to entice a reply.

In the early stages, the sort of tepid, "How goes your day?" stuff is boring and lacking passion. Yes, you might think "passion" is super strong word, and not appropriate in the beginning, but I mean that you should have an appropriate level of passion. And an appropriate target of your passion. You can be passionate about your hobbies, not the girl, right?

That's why I say "Don't ask 'How's your day?'". It's too small talky it doesn't convey what you're really after, and you should be more or less upfront about that to entice the target.

Yes, you sort of give the game away, that you like the target. But on the other hand the target is now wondering, "Why?"

And that's the position you want to be in, to have your crush want to validate your affection for her or him.

On the flipside it's good to convey to your target that you have a sort of fleeting whimsical attraction. That you DON'T know her very well, but you're filled with curiosity and you want to know more.

For that reason a first text of let's say, "I HATE it when I go to subway to buy a sandwich and they ask me so many damn questions. It's just a sandwich, why do they gotta give me the third degree? I dunno, do you get nervous too with random employees that overwhelm you with options?" might be a better choice.

It's immediately getting to know each other, and it's relatable (hopefully) and it creates an interesting mental picture. The other person would respond either laughing at the relateability or laughing at your chibiness, and start opening up.

If you did open up with "hi", you probably were going to talk about subway sandwiches at some point anyway, so might as well put that in front as a cute icebreaker.

That's what I was trying to convey.

[Asker]

@Part2603 a boyfriend like you must be a treat

[athelete_7]

How was ur day at the end of the day. Ask em did they reach safe. What are they doing. ( make em feel herd )

[BJP21]

Whats for dinner love? Go into it from there.

I had a dream of you last night. (Romantic not sexual, shut it you GAG pervs)

[Nawawee]

Would keep and grow the friendship or relationship

[Summeroflove]

It should come from YOUR heart. Not mine

[AndrésC64]

Basic math, science, history, logic

[AndrésC64]

Oh! Those kind of texts. 🤦🏼‍♂️

Just little messages like "Hey", or "Thinking about you", "Miss you"

[Anonymous]

None. Text shows no emotion.

[CAPTAIN-OBVIOUS]

Aski g how they are

[Asker]

Something different already asked that

[Asker]

It’s been few days asking that

[Dinosaursandanime65]

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