“We'll get along if”: her terms, your move
You like dogs. Or you don't take yourself too seriously. It's a condition, sure, but a friendly one.
Most guys treat it like a pass or fail quiz and answer with yes, I do. Which means now I have to ask the next question. Every time.
The fun replies negotiate. They add a condition of their own or test mine.
What I notice.
What gets a reply
- He counters with his own condition. Now it's a trade, not a quiz.
- He asks how strict the rule is. Is there an exception clause?
- He proves it with the tone of his message instead of saying it.
What I leave on read
- He replies that he meets the condition. Great, thanks.
- He tells me we'll get along great, with nothing behind it.
Your turn.
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Text three girls nowQuestions
- What's a good reply to “We'll get along if”?
- Turn it into a two-way conversation. Add your own condition or poke at hers. Confirming that you pass leaves her doing all the work.
- Should I say I meet her condition?
- You can mention it, but don't stop there. On its own it's a closed answer.
- Is this prompt a test?
- A soft one. She's showing what matters to her, but she'd rather have a chat about it than a yes.