Flirty comeback when she says I'm not easily impressed over text

Read the line as a small bit of friction she's offering to see what you do with it. The message usually comes right after she shared something, so she's checking whether you take the bait or stay relaxed. A person who is easily impressed usually gushes, and she may be tired of that or unsure whether it's sincere. The line is also a way to see if you'll flirt back or go quiet. Don't rush to defend yourself. Treat it like a playful jab, because that's almost certainly what it is. If the rest of the conversation has been warm and back and forth, the tease is a good sign. If the rest has been short and she's been carrying the thread, the line may be a polite way of saying the energy isn't matching. Look at how much she has been putting in before you decide how hard to lean in.

A reply that fits this moment does two things in one message. First, it acknowledges the tease with some humor or a small concession, so it's clear you're playing along. Second, it turns the spotlight back to her with a light question or a comment that opens a new thread. A reply that only does the first part can feel like a joke with no follow-through. A reply that only does the second part can feel like you ignored what she said. The draft should be short, one sentence or two at most, and should sound like something you'd actually say out loud. Leave out long justifications, compliments that feel scripted, and anything that asks her to prove herself. Keep the energy warm and a bit cheeky. If your draft makes her do the work of reassuring you, cut it down.

Timing matters more here than with most messages, because a tease loses its charm fast. If she sends this in the middle of an active conversation, reply within a few minutes so the banter stays in motion. If it arrives late at night or after a gap, a reply within the next couple of hours is fine, but don't let it sit until the next day, or the moment feels stale and your answer reads like an afterthought. If you don't reply straight away, send a single response when you do, rather than stacking two or three messages. If she doesn't respond to your comeback, let it rest. Don't follow up with a second joke or a question about why she went quiet. Wait a day before you send anything new, and make the next message about something she said earlier, not about the tease. If the conversation keeps dying after two or three exchanges, take that as a signal the banter isn't landing and move toward a plan.