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My Favorite Profile DM To Text Cheat 📱

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prettygirlmingle.com

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sammy@prettygirlmingle.com

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Fri, Jan 5, 2024 04:41 AM

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Here’s why: Have you ever been in a situation where: Everything is going great on messaging. Th

[I call this the “DM to Text Cheatcode” for a reason.]( Here’s why: Have you ever been in a situation where: Everything is going great on messaging. Then you get her number. And when you text her, things fall apart? It’s like you’re talking to someone new. Or she suddenly isn’t interested in talking after you move to text. What happened? You forgot to bridge the conversation. Whenever you move from one medium to another, it helps to have a bridge. A bridge is a topic of conversation that connects that last conversation to the next. This hack is about just that. Check out this real conversation screenshot and see if you can spot the bridge. Spot the text cheat? In case you missed it, the bridge was mentioning I do art. Then telling her I want to show her some of my photographs. When I texted her, I sent her some of my images. This made the flow of conversation from DM on to Text seamless. And eradicated that awkward lag between the two. Another bonus hack for you: My favorite conversation starter once we switch to WhatsApp. Transition from DM to WhatsApp First I remind her how we met in a funny way. Then I send a funny or interesting photo of something that I’m doing at the time. And boom, we’re back into an engaging conversation. [Meet More Female Clients to Chat With:]( Pretty Girl Mingle, 2310 S Green Bay Rd Ste C, Racine, WI 53406, [Unsubscribe Here]( MISSING ACCOUNT ADDRESS.[.](

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