She's still talking to matches on the app: how to reply
She told you she's still active on the dating app. What that means and how to respond without pushing her away or accepting less.
She's told you straight up that she's matching and messaging other people. This is either a heads-up that she hasn't decided yet, a test to see how you react, or both. She's being honest instead of quiet about it, which matters.
A good reply acknowledges what she said without pretending it doesn't sting. It also doesn't lock you into waiting around. The move is to stay in the moment, show you're not desperate, and give her space to choose without you performing indifference.
Your reply should land between two extremes. Don't act wounded or angry, and don't say "that's cool" like you have no stake in this. The middle ground is calm and clear about what you want.
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She's keeping options open and telling you about it
When someone volunteers this information, they're usually not trying to hurt you. They're either covering themselves in case you find out another way, testing whether you'll panic, or signalling that nothing is locked down yet. Some people say it to seem more desirable. Others say it because they don't know what they want yet and feel honest about it.
She didn't have to tell you. That means she cares enough about your feelings or your opinion to give you the heads-up. Don't confuse that with a sign she's into you, but don't ignore it either. She's communicating. Read it as 'I'm not exclusive with you yet' not 'I'm not interested in you.'
Show you heard her and set your own boundary
Your reply needs to do two things at once. First, acknowledge that you heard what she said and it registers. Don't pretend she didn't say anything. Second, signal what you actually want or need without being aggressive about it.
This might mean saying you're good with that but you're looking for something more serious, or that you're okay with it now but not forever, or that you get it but you're also not going to sit around waiting. Be real about your position. A reply that does this lands better than silence or false casualness.
Don't respond the same day she tells you
Wait a few hours or until the next day. Right now your first instinct is probably defensive or anxious. Waiting gives you time to land on something that sounds like you, not like you're reacting.
If she messages you again before then, reply normally. You're not punishing her by waiting. You're just not treating this confession like an emergency. When you do reply, keep it short. Long explanations of your feelings or long questions about her intentions usually backfire here. She told you something and you're responding simply to it.
Why these replies fail
“haha no worries at all! do your thing honestly i think its smart to keep options open”
This sounds like you don't care when you actually do, and it removes any signal that you have standards or expectations.
“ok so what are we doing here then? are you looking for a relationship or not”
It turns her statement into a crisis that needs immediate clarification, which makes you sound reactive and needy.
“cool im still talking to some people too”
Lying to match her energy backfires when she finds out, and it avoids actually engaging with what she said.
Common mistakes
- Saying 'no worries' or 'totally get it' when you actually do care, which makes her think you don't
- Asking defensive questions like 'so what does that mean for us' right away
- Staying silent to punish her or make her prove herself
- Immediately switching to pursuing harder to 'win' her attention
- Mirroring her by saying you're also still talking to others when you're not
Questions people ask
- Does telling me this mean she's not interested in me?
- Not necessarily. She could be undecided, testing your reaction, being upfront because she likes you enough to be honest, or buying time. The fact that she told you instead of hiding it is a point in your favor. Don't assume the worst. Just don't wait around forever either.
- Should I tell her I'm also talking to other people?
- Only if it's true. If you're not, don't make it up to even the score. If you are, you can mention it casually in your reply if it fits naturally. Either way, don't lead with it or make it the focus. Keep the conversation about where you both stand, not about who can seem more desired.
- How long should I wait before asking if anything has changed?
- Give it at least a week of regular texting and maybe one hangout after she told you. If she's choosing between people, she needs time. If nothing shifts after two weeks of consistent contact with no effort from her side, that's your answer and you can move on.
- What if she doesn't reply to my response?
- Wait three to five days. If she doesn't reply by then, she's not prioritizing this. Stop texting her and open yourself up to other people. You already know she's doing that. Don't be the only one in the waiting game.
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