So you got their phone number...now what

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So You Got Their Phone Number?"Now What?


Summary:

How long should you wait to call after getting someone's phone number? Here's a guide to help you navigate the timing.

Article Body:

You've had a great interaction with someone and scored their phone number?"congratulations! But now, the big question looms: when should you call?

This can be tricky, as we see in movies like Swingers. Let’s explore some scenarios:

Call Right Away (within 30 minutes)

What You're Thinking: You're checking if they got home safely or you just really enjoyed the conversation.

What They Might Think: "We just talked 30 minutes ago?"why the rush?"

Call 3-6 Days Later

What You're Thinking: You don't want to seem desperate and are giving them a chance to think about you.

What They Might Think: "They’re trying too hard to be cool; now I'm not sure I even remember what they look like!"

Call 7+ Days Later

What You're Thinking: You've been busy, and maybe playing it cool will make them more interested.

What They Might Think: "Who is this person again?"

In truth, if you’ve just met, the chances of them remembering you after a week, especially if drinks were involved, are slim. To play it safe, call the next day. If you like a little thrill, wait two days.

Remember, the key is finding a balance between showing interest and giving space. Choose a timing that feels right for both of you, and take it from there!

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