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7 Texts to Help You Start a Dialogue

Do not hesitate to be the first to message the guy. You will never sound desperate, impolite or clingy if you send one of the ideas provided below. Be original and, instead of saying ‘hi’, send him something more special.

Ask Him about His Favorite…
This sort of question is too primitive and predictable unless you make a slight change and make it more unique and interesting. Instead of asking about your guy’s favorite color or movie, ask what his favorite quote or poem is. His family’s favorite destination is another alternative.

7 Texts to Help You Start a Dialogue Ask Him about His Favorite

Asking for His Opinion and Advice
No serious problems. Real issues should not be discussed with the guy you like. You need to think of something relaxed and simple. His advice should be a suggestion rather than a though-out plan. Ask him what book you should read on the weekend or where in town you can find a good coffee shop.

7 Texts to Help You Start a Dialogue Asking for His Opinion and Advice

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