k fine, since you won't tell me here is a canned line a lot of others have used but it can work well.
Hi it was lovely to meet you. Shame we didn't get longer to talk/I hope you got back safe. p.s. do you like roasted marshmallows!
So we both like marshmallows! Cool, you have some sweet tooth, hu! :-) p.s. you like red or white wine?
Red/white wine girl eh? And champagne goes well with anything! :-) p.s. what's your favourite movie genre – romance, comedy or horror?
Excellent! We shall have to have a DVD, wine and marshmallows evening! :-) p.s. I hope you are good at picking one of them, would you rather pick the wine or the DVD?
Cool! :-) I shall trust your excellent taste! Lets meet @ (name of bar or whatever), 7 or 8 o'clock?
Her:What about the marshmallow evening?
you again: I don't like (whatever colour of wine she chose) with winking smiley or something
Marshmallow NOTES
-This is good because she has a mental image of the two of you in a more intimate setting without you actually having to go through with it while there is not enough comfort/connection between you
-She already envisions herself with you on a future date before you even get to the first one which will no doubt spure up some romantic feelings for you
-This does have a small risk of coming off to strong in which case she will probably flake you or give you short one or two word answers. What you then do is reply with something funny "don't play hard to get with a guy who is hard to get ;)" or "you didn't reply are you okay? did something happen to you or a family member? I'm so sorry." I think this second option is great because it makes it look like you have never been flaked before. Never been flaked before = high value
-p.s. Everything has an easy question to answer "p.s." with options. Options give an illusion of choice but actually constrains her and keeps her on the 'yes' ladder.
-Using her name is good at the start. It she's got a nickname or can construct a good one could use that instead e.g. "such and such girl" or "Ms such and such"… but only if it's really good.
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