She stopped asking me questions in texts. What to do.

Questions are how people show investment. She asks because she wants to know you better, not because she's following a script. When she stops asking, she's stopped collecting information about who you are. She's either lost interest, gotten distracted by someone else, or decided the conversation wasn't worth her energy.

Some people just get lazy in text. But lazy usually means she's not thinking about the conversation between messages. If she was into you, she would push through that. The absence of questions is her telling you, without words, that you're not a priority right now.

Your next message needs to contain something specific enough that she can't give you a one-word answer. Not a question about her, but a statement, story, or observation that's interesting enough to pull a real reply out of her.

The move is this. Give her something good first. Show up with personality or a real thought. Then, after you've given, you can ask if it makes sense. This flips the dynamic. You're not chasing her interest, you're offering something worth her time. If she still doesn't bite, you know she's checked out.

Send one solid reply with real content. Then wait. If she responds with questions, momentum is back. If she responds short and flat, send one more message in the next two days. Make it count. If after that she's still not curious, stop reaching out.

Don't spam her with multiple messages waiting for her to engage. That reads as desperate and makes the problem worse. Give her the space and the opportunity to come back, but don't wait more than a few days. After a week of flat, one-word replies with no questions, it's time to move on.