Stop texting her like you are scheduling a business meeting
A lot of guys see advice online about being the leader and scheduling dates, and then they send a paragraph. Think about when you schedule a business meeting or networking event and someone sends you a list: name of the event, time, date, location, what to bring, and so on. That format has no place in dating. You are not going on a business date with her. Stop texting like you are messaging a company's employees. She is a human being. Talk to her like one. Have her engage in the conversation rather than just receiving a logistics dump.
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