How do you respond to “I want someone who”?

Don't nominate yourself. Engage with what she's tired of, with a little humor, or ask about it. Let your message show the trait instead of claiming it.

Is it okay to say what I want too?

Not in the first text. It turns her prompt into a checklist exchange.

Is this prompt a red flag?

No. It's one of the most honest prompts. She's telling you exactly what she values.

She wrote what she wants. Don't just raise your hand.

I want someone who texts back in less than a business week. It's funny and also, genuinely, please.

What I'm really doing is naming a pattern I'm tired of. A good reply shows he noticed that, not that he wants a gold star.

Raising your hand and saying that's me isn't it. Just be it for one message.

What I notice.

What gets a reply

He's funny about the pain behind my answer, gently.
He asks what's the most extreme version of the opposite I've experienced.
His message itself shows the quality without mentioning it.

What I leave on read

He says he's that someone. Everyone is, apparently.
He adds a list of what he wants back.

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Questions

How do you respond to “I want someone who”?: Don't nominate yourself. Engage with what she's tired of, with a little humor, or ask about it. Let your message show the trait instead of claiming it.
Is it okay to say what I want too?: Not in the first text. It turns her prompt into a checklist exchange.
Is this prompt a red flag?: No. It's one of the most honest prompts. She's telling you exactly what she values.