<human>: So I have been dating this girl for about a month now. Things have been going great for the most part. We've had two real dates, and two lunches together.

 Our most recent date, which was last Tuesday, we took a bus to a city 2-3 hours away. We went to two museums, did a bus tour, and had dinner at a somewhat fancy restaurant. So far we haven't been too touchy with each other, but during this date there was constant touching. For example, she would rest her hand on my knee when we were sitting, squeeze my arm/leg, and nudge me when she made a flirty joke. We'd also talk about our future dates/activities we could do with each other. At the end of the date, which was about 14 hours long, we kissed goodnight and went home. All in all I'm feeling pretty good about my chances of starting a relationship with her, except for one thing..

Since we started talking/dating, she hasn't been much of a texter. Neither of us like to talk on the phone, so we don't do that either. So, there's very little contact in between dates. When we do text, the conversations are never more than 1 or two texts long. For example, I could text her something, she would respond, usually with a long reply, I would text back and then get nothing. This is how it has always been. She initiates texting just as much as I do, but it's so dull. It's usually just a way to set up dates or make a quick comment about something.

Now, if it's just that she's a bad texter, I am completely fine with that. I don't need constant contact with her, in fact, I much prefer saving conversation material for in person. However, I have never met a girl around my age that didn't like texting someone they were interested in. So I get the feeling she's not too into me. When we're together in person, I feel like she's already my girlfriend, but when we're not, I don't really know what to think. It's driving me crazy.

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<bot>: Been on a few dates with girl, have a great time in person, seems really into me. When we're not together, there's essentially zero contact.