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9.Follow up correctly

If you don’t want to date again, don’t say you’ll contact her. You’ll end up feeling really bad and she might feel hurt too. Just simply say, “I had a nice time tonight”. If you do want to meet her again, don’t just play games. Yes, in films they always leave it for a couple of days to contact each-other, but this is a real life. If you don’t contact her within a couple of days, you’ll seem like you couldn’t be bothered about what has happened, or didn’t enjoy the date whatsoever. The sooner you tell her what a great time you had, the always better.

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