Question by : What are some good texts to send to a girl to get talking to her?
what would be some examples of some texts to send to a girl to get talking to her. I don’t want to just say hey whats up? what should i do
Best answer:
Answer by Adam Hoinkis
say hey beautiful, that ALWAYS makes girls so happy. Trust me. Compliment her a lot and make her feel important.
What do you think? Answer below!
play 20 questions
would you rather questions
always can be fun.. goooood luck!
What else could you say? Hey how’s it going?
just send a text saying somethin like “hey buddy” <—- thats what i do to get the convos goin and it always works
be flirty and dont over do it…… say something like hi gorgeous how was ur christmas or new year
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Ask hear about her day…
Say How was your New Year?
Or ask her her plans for 2011
Tell her about something weird that happened to you earlier… or
Tell her she looked sexy last time you saw her… it really doesn’t matter.
Dont say beautiful… as a girl iwould assume he just wants action. Say “Hey cutie how are you
” or “Hey was just thinking about you, how have you been?”
once she starts replying always try and keep the conversation going, maybe ask her to hangout sometime or talk on the phone
goodluck!
hey baby what you wearing?
what you doing tonight?
you gave any good head lately?
what you do today/
what you eating?
hey im doing a survey and i want to know what you interest are?
I got bored lol ^_^
hey
howzit? (hawaiian for “hows it going?”)
ay girl, whats up?
Howdy
howdy ho!
Say something like:
Hey, how are you?
Hey, whats new?
Hey, how’s ____? (school?)
or bring up something you know about her.. or start asking questions about herself and tell her some things about you.
also, if your younger (teenager) 20 questions is always a good way to get a conversation going.. but don’t ask too many dirty/inappropriate messages.
if you don’t know what 20 questions is, it’s when one person asks any question they can think of.. the other person answers it & then asks a different question. pretty simple.