Men, why would you let a woman carry the conversation?

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There's a guy I've been texting with for a while. We live quite far apart, so we won't be seeing each other soon.

We started talking and he let me know how much he looked forward to my messages. I didn't often start any conversations, because I have been told in that past that I'm a little too eager to text. So I've only texted him once he opened a conversation.

I let him know that I didn't want to burden him with too many messages, and he assured me it never bothered him in any way.

So when we're in a conversation, I usually start asking questions to get to know him a little better, but now I realise that almost all questions are asked on my part.

I like talking to him a lot, but sometimes I feel like I'm flogging a dead horse, since almost every message is always a plain answer to my question, but never followed with anything that might show interest or even to keep the conversation going.

Now I don't feel like he needs to be (romantically) interested in me, but he mentioned himself that he wanted to get to know me better and liked talking to me...
So how does that even work?

What goes through your mind in a similar situation?
I'm a very bad communicator in the sense that coming up with questions and how to respond is very difficult for me, but I really want to try if it means we get to talk. However, sometimes it would be nice if he would try the same... is it that difficult?
Men, why would you let a woman carry the conversation?
Men, why would you let a woman carry the conversation?
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