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So I was chatting with this girl on Tinder, we had a great chat. I asked her out, she seemed somewhat hesitant, but she was also out of town at that time. A few days later when she was back I asked her. "Have you been to this new place XXXX?". No answer. I figured she just wasn't interested in meeting up. I let it go, haven't thought about it until today.
Today, 3+ weeks later, she replies. Quite a long answer about the place and whatnot. And ends with "Sorry for the incredibly late reply."
(When you read this, I probably already have answered her. But it's good to ask for future reference.)
I feel like I need to call her a bit on the late reply, at least playfully. For me to wait a long time to reply would just seem passive aggressive and butt hurt. Or should I just act like nothing happened? It's not like I been sitting here waiting for her reply. But I feel if I let her get away with it, without even a comment, it make me look more desperat than calling her on it.
EDIT: I remember now, I think she actually said yes to a date, but flaked because she had to go out of town. (And she did).
You feel a need to call her out because in your mind you've given too much ground to her, and need to 'regain' it with some sort of a concession on her part. This is your issue, as far as I am concerned, not hers and I think tipping your hat to this with her can end up costing you.
I would explore more the belief you hold that is creating these feelings for you. But that's something you do by yourself, it doesn't involve her - rather its about your own growth as a person moving forward.