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Your last message sits there, unanswered. You have something else to say, or you want to check in, or you just want a response. The question everyone asks: will double texting make me look desperate?
A follow-up after a full day is not desperate -- it is normal. People forget to reply, messages get buried. One check-in is perfectly acceptable.
If something happened that is relevant to your conversation, send it. "Oh, I just saw that movie you mentioned -- you were right about the ending!" is a natural double text.
If you have been dating for a while, double texting is a non-issue. It is only loaded with anxiety in the early stages.
Give it time. People have jobs, social lives, and phone-free moments. Texting again 2 hours later signals anxiety.
If you put yourself out there and he has not responded, sending another message dilutes the power of what you said. Let it sit. His response (or silence) to vulnerability is important information.
Never do this. It is passive-aggressive and immediately shifts the dynamic. If you follow up, make it a completely new topic, not a demand for a response to the last one.
If you are anxious about double texting, ask yourself: "Am I consistently the one putting in more effort?" If yes, the problem is not whether to double text -- it is whether this person is worth your energy at all.
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