Video call · 15 minutes
Fifteen minutes, face to face.
Before you pick a time, think about the last man you texted for weeks without ever seeing him.
A month from now, if you keep texting
- Another few weeks of messages with someone you have never seen.
- Still guessing whether he is who he says he is.
- Vague answers when you ask what he wants.
- A long chat that ends in silence.
A month from now, if you book a call
- You’ll know within 15 minutes whether we click.
- You’ll have seen my face, live, not just photos.
- You’ll know my intentions: one person, something serious.
- What happens next is up to you, at your pace.
A call costs 15 minutes. Texting a stranger for weeks costs a lot more.
Which would you rather have: 15 minutes on a call, or another month of wondering?
What the call is, and isn’t
- You see me live. The same face as the video. If it isn’t, hang up.
- I ask about you. The few questions you answer when you book mean we start with you, not small talk.
- You decide. No pressure, nothing to pay, ever. Say no or end the call at any time.
My days are full, so I keep a few calls each evening, 7 pm to 2 am Chicago time.
For WhatsApp, choose “Phone” and enter your WhatsApp number. I’ll video call you.
15 minutes · face to face · then you decide