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Diagnosis guides

When the conversation goes quiet, start here.

These guides cover one moment: a dating chat that was working and then stopped. Pick the one that matches what you are looking at right now. Each explains the usual causes, how to tell which one applies, and what (if anything) to send next.

By the Hitch teamUpdated
Which guide do you need?

Match the guide to what you can see.

What you are looking atRead this
He was texting every day, then nothingWhy did he stop texting me?
She was chatty, then the replies stoppedWhy did she stop replying?
“Seen” or “Read” under your message, no answerLeft on read: what it means
Your message is the last one and you want to send anotherShould I double text?
You want to know what Hitch is before using itThe Hitch dating app, explained

Not sure which applies? Start with the guide for whoever went quiet. If you have already sent a follow-up and it was also ignored, go straight to the double texting guide’s section on when to stop.

All guides

Every guide, in one place.

01Why did he stop texting me?

Eight common reasons a man goes quiet mid-conversation, from a busy week to a fading interest, with a table for telling them apart, three illustrative threads and what to send (or not send) next.

02Why did she stop replying?

The homepage walk-through for the most common version of the question: a conversation with a woman that felt good and then went silent, and how to read what happened.

03Left on read: what it actually means

What a read receipt does and does not prove on each major app, seven reasons people read without replying, how long to wait, and how to word the next message.

04Should I double text? A decision guide

Five questions that decide whether a second message will help, fair gaps by situation, three example threads with different answers, and six follow-ups to avoid.

05The Hitch dating app, explained

What Hitch does, what is free and what Pro costs, how it handles your chats, and how it differs from the other apps and services called Hitch.

When you are ready to write

Diagnosis first, then the message.

These guides help you work out what went wrong. When you know and want help with the words, the Hitch app has tools for that: paste a screenshot into the conversation analyzer for a read on the thread, or use the opening line generator if you are starting fresh with someone new. Hitch’s own dating tips cover the how-to side.

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