Well hung out with this chick last week, everything went awesome..i was amazed at how much she was into me, kiss closed ect ect.. well next day she is texting me non stop blah blah. here were it gets weird... she is out of town for the week with her friends, visiting a guy friend (who paid for her to fly out) rather interesting situation right there.. im not to sure whats up with that.. i didnt ask.. anyway.. i thought it be easy to keep in touch for the week, text game her, here and there.. hopefully build up something for when she gets home... well first two days were perfect, text game was spot on.. she was sending me all sort of pics of the city and shit and texting non stop, even once mentioning when i get home we gotta do this or that... day 3 she was very cold, withdrawing... not to much interaction.. taking hours to text me back, so id wait just as long to message her, if not longer.. what gives? has she just cooled off considering the circumstances? my plan now is just to leave her last message and not message her back...im assuming she will text me at some point today, any advice on how to escalate this and keep her interested?

I'm glad you didn't ask about her situation with this 'guy friend'. It shows you are not up her a$$, nice work.

I would stop texting her all together and wait for her to get back before trying to game her again.

Who knows what she is doing with this guy. He may have her on all fours yanking her hair and here you are sending text messages? Nah bro, let it go. If she texts YOU, fine...have some fun with her. Build that sexual tension between the 2 of you. Make her do something naughty and tell her to send you a picture of it (girls love being naughty).

Now, you can't come from left field with this tactic, you have to build up to it. If you have started flirting with her, do it now and build on it slowly.

When she gets back you can pick up where you left off.

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