Try This With Your CRUSH - 7 Texting Tricks

Quick Overview

To make your crush excited to hear from you via text, employ seven expert-approved tips: skip small talk, mix in mystery, use playful banter, share exciting updates, send thoughtful morning/night texts, ask open-ended questions, and know when to give space, ensuring every interaction is delightful rather than nerve-wracking.

Key Points: Avoid dull opening messages like 'Hey' or 'How was your day?' by skipping small talk and instead suggesting activities or using playful openers like 'Let's skip the small talk, shall we?' (0:37). Incorporate mystery by keeping some personal details unrevealed initially, such as saying 'I used to be a detective' (1:20), to intrigue your crush and encourage them to ask for more. Master teasing and playful banter, which is a surefire way to inject fun, using well-timed jokes or clever remarks like 'What's your other 2 wishes?' (1:41) while being careful not to cross boundaries. Share exciting updates about your life, such as winning a contest or a cooking mishap (3:00), to create a sense of shared experiences rather than bragging. Send thoughtful good morning and good night texts (3:31), like 'Hope you have a good day' (3:45) or 'Wishing you the sweetest dreams tonight ♥' (3:55), to start and end their day with a smile. Ask open-ended questions, such as 'What was the highlight of your day?' (2:49) instead of simple yes/no questions, to show genuine interest and keep the conversation flowing. Know when to give space (2:03) by avoiding flooding their inbox; occasional absence builds anticipation and makes them miss your virtual company (2:17).

Context: This video provides a tutorial offering seven specific 'expert-approved' texting tricks designed to help viewers make their crush excited to hear from them through text messages. The underlying principle is to move beyond generic, low-effort communication ('texting limbo') and engage the crush with messages that are intriguing, fun, and thoughtful, thereby building a stronger connection.