<human>: I met a girl online, and after a few messages she gave me her number. It took over 40 days for the two of us to get together for our first date (she's got a lot of things going on). During that time we texted pretty often, but it largely consisted of "How are you?" or "Have a good night!" - A lot of pleasantries without much of anything talked about. The first date was enjoyable, but it took some effort to get through.

I had a suspicion that we didn't have a whole lot in common prior to the date, but I decided to see how it'd go. The date pretty much solidified that thought in my mind. Afterward I was left a bit troubled. I wasn't sure if I wanted to continue since we still really don't know each other very well after only having met once. Maybe something would click later on. After thinking about it for a couple days, I think I do want to end it. She's a nice girl and I consider myself a nice guy, but I'm not getting much out of just being "nice" to each other.

Most recommendations from people seem to be that breakups should happen in person. How about in my situation? In almost two months, we've only been able to meet one time. Since we don't have much in common, I feel like we still haven't moved past that awkward stage in our interactions that you have when meeting new people. It might be weeks before we can meet in person to "have a talk". Should I just end things through texts?

She seems somewhat attached to me as well, so she's probably going to be pretty upset no matter how it happens. I'm not sure if that'd affect the approach to take, but it might be something to consider.

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<bot>: Met a girl online, texted for several weeks, and had one date. I don't think we have enough in common. Do I end it by text or face-to-face? She'll probably be upset and want answers.