What to do when she goes silent for two weeks after one reply

A day or two could be work, could be her phone dying, could be a dozen things. Two weeks means she chose not to continue. She read your message or at least saw the notification. She decided what to do with it. The fact that she replied once makes it harder to dismiss as her not caring about the app or texting, so you're looking at a choice she made about you specifically, not about texting in general.

This doesn't mean she dislikes you. It means her interest level dropped, her priorities shifted, or she's someone who ghosts instead of saying no. All of those are real information. Treat the silence as the message, not as a thing to overcome with the right words.

You want to send something that exists on its own. No reference to the silence. No guilt play. No question that demands a specific answer she'll feel obligated to give. A good reply here is casual, brief, and gives her an opening if she's interested. It's a soft restart, not a rescue attempt.

You want two things to happen. Keep the thread alive without looking like you've been sitting with your phone waiting for her. Make it easy for her to come back by lowering the stakes. A text that references something new, not something from two weeks ago, and doesn't need a big response does both.

After two weeks of silence, you get one solid reply. Not two. Not three. One message, then you stop. Send it when you naturally think of her, not at a time you've chosen to maximize her attention. Don't wait days agonizing over it, but also don't send it immediately after you notice the gap.

If she replies, great. Treat her like someone who needs consistent engagement to stay interested. If she doesn't reply within a few days, she's told you what she wants. Stop texting. Don't check back in two weeks later. She had a chance to re-engage and didn't take it. Move on to matching with other people and talking to matches who actually reply.