What to Text Her

Eighteen texts sorted by where you stand — the girl you just met, the one you're dating, or the one you've loved for years.

Quick answer

Whatever the stage, the rule is the same: texts that show you pay attention beat texts that show off. “How did the thing you were nervous about go?” will outperform every clever line ever written, because it proves she's on your mind as a person, not a prize.

Texts for the girl you just met

Texts for your girlfriend

Texts for your wife

The one rule: attention is the whole game

Women consistently describe the same texts as the ones that made them feel loved — not poetry, not paragraphs, but evidence of attention: he remembered the interview, noticed the new haircut, asked about the friend drama by name. Attention can't be faked or copy-pasted, which is exactly why it's valuable. Every template above has a slot for a specific detail. The detail is the text.

How to use What2Text for her

  1. Open What2Text and choose the relationship stage — new, dating, or long-term.
  2. Give it one real detail: what she's dealing with this week, an inside joke, what you appreciate about her.
  3. Pick the tone and get three texts that turn your attention into words. She won't know an app helped. She'll just know you noticed.
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Texts that show her you pay attention

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Frequently asked questions

What should I text a girl to make her feel special?

Reference something specific about her life or something she said. “How did your presentation go?” signals attention, and attention — not flattery — is what creates the feeling of being special.

What do I text my girlfriend to start a conversation?

Open with her world: a question about her day, her project, her people. For ready-made openers, see what to text to start a conversation.

How often should I text her?

Consistency beats volume. A reliable good-morning or end-of-day text builds more security than bursts of fifty messages followed by silence. Find the rhythm that fits you both — then keep it.