Your Results Are In...
Here's exactly what that means—and what to do about it
Your quiz results reveal something frustrating: he's interested in you, but he's not pursuing you.
He's responsive when you reach out. He's engaged when you're together. But he's not initiating. He's not chasing. He's letting YOU do all the work.
And you're exhausted from being the one who always texts first, makes plans, and keeps the momentum going.
I'm Matthew Coast, and over the past 12 years, I've helped hundreds of thousands of women flip this exact dynamic—going from doing all the chasing to being the one who's pursued, prioritized, and cherished.
My work has been featured on CNN, ABC, and Success Magazine, but what matters most are the results women like you are experiencing every day.
The good news?
You can flip this script and make him start pursuing you—and I'm going to show you exactly how.
When a man is interested but not chasing, it means he's attracted to you, but he's not emotionally invested enough to risk rejection.
He likes you. He enjoys your company. He's happy when you're around.
But he's comfortable letting you take the lead because it's easier. Safer. Less risky.
You're doing all the pursuing, so he doesn't have to put himself out there and potentially get rejected.
You might recognize this as:
You're always the one who texts first. Every conversation starts with you reaching out. When you don't initiate, you hear nothing.
It's like he never thinks to contact you unless you make the first move, and it makes you feel like you're chasing someone who doesn't really care.
He's responsive when you reach out, but he never initiates plans. When you text, he responds. When you suggest getting together, he says yes.
But he never asks you out. He never suggests doing something together. You're always the one making it happen, and it's exhausting.
He seems happy to see you, but he doesn't pursue you between dates. When you're together, everything feels great. He's engaged, affectionate, present.
But between dates?
Crickets. No "thinking of you" texts. No check-ins. No effort to maintain the connection when you're apart.
You feel like you're doing all the emotional labor in this dynamic. You're the one keeping track of when you last saw each other.
You're the one making sure you stay connected. You're the one putting in effort to move things forward. He's just... showing up when you make it easy for him.
You're not sure if he's actually interested or just being polite. Because he's responsive but not proactive, you can't tell if he genuinely likes you or if he's just going along with things because you're doing all the work. The lack of pursuit makes you question everything.
You've become anxious and insecure in ways you never were before. Even if you came into this confident, being the constant pursuer has you second-guessing yourself.
"If he was really interested, wouldn't he chase me?" "Am I bothering him?" "Should I stop reaching out and see what happens?"
Sound familiar?
You're not imagining this dynamic. You're not being "too needy" for wanting him to pursue you.
What's happening is this: He's letting you do all the chasing because you're making it so easy that he doesn't have to risk anything.
And until you change that dynamic, you'll keep exhausting yourself while he stays comfortably passive.
Most women think men don't chase because:
But here's what's actually going on:
Men don't chase when they don't have to... and right now, you're removing all the uncertainty that makes men pursue.
Let me explain.
Men are biologically wired to pursue what they're uncertain about.
When a man isn't sure if he can have you, when there's a question mark about your interest or availability, it triggers his pursuit instinct.
But when you're always the one reaching out, always the one initiating, always making yourself available? There's no uncertainty.
He knows you're interested. He knows you'll text first. He knows you'll make plans.
So why would he risk rejection by pursuing when you're doing it for him?
"Just stop texting him and see if he reaches out"
Going completely silent might get his attention temporarily, but it doesn't teach him to pursue... it just creates confusion. When you suddenly disappear, he often assumes you lost interest or met someone else, and he moves on rather than chasing.
"Tell him you need him to initiate more"
Directly asking him to pursue you kills the entire dynamic. Pursuit has to feel like his idea, not something he's doing because you complained. When you tell a man to chase you, it becomes a chore, not genuine desire.
"Be more mysterious and play hard to get"
Playing games and acting unavailable when you're not usually backfires. Men can sense when you're being inauthentic, and it creates a relationship based on manipulation rather than genuine connection.
"Just give it time... he'll come around"
Waiting and hoping he'll spontaneously start pursuing doesn't work because the dynamic is already established. The longer you stay in the "you pursue, he responds" pattern, the more entrenched it becomes. Time alone won't fix it.
None of these strategies address what's actually happening: You've trained him that he doesn't need to pursue because you're doing it for him.
Every time you text first, you remove his opportunity to miss you and reach out.
Every time you make plans, you remove his chance to take the initiative and ask you out.
Every time you keep the momentum going, you remove his need to create it himself.
You're not giving him any space to wonder about you, pursue you, or prove his interest.
Here's the mechanism at play: Men value what they work for.
When everything is handed to them... your attention, your time, your availability... they don't have to invest anything to get it.
And without investment, there's no emotional attachment.
He's interested, but he's not invested.
Interest is: "She's attractive and fun to be around."
Investment is: "I can't stop thinking about her, and I need to see her again."
Right now, he's interested... but you're doing all the work, so he never has to move from interest to investment.
This is the bigger pattern you haven't seen: By constantly pursuing him, you're actually preventing him from developing the emotional investment that creates genuine pursuit.
You think you're showing him you're interested and making it easy for him.
But what you're actually doing is removing all the tension, uncertainty, and challenge that makes men chase.
Until you create space for him to pursue, he'll stay comfortably passive.
Here's the honest truth about what happens if you continue being the pursuer while he stays passive:
Two weeks from now: You're still the one texting first. Still the one making plans. Still doing all the emotional labor. He's still responsive but never proactive. Nothing has changed because the dynamic hasn't been disrupted.
One month from now: Your resentment is building. You're tired of being the only one who cares enough to reach out and maintain the connection. But you're afraid to stop because you think the whole thing will fall apart if you do.
Three months from now: You've become anxious and insecure in ways you never were before. You're constantly wondering if he actually likes you or if he's just being polite. You're second-guessing every text, every interaction, every moment of silence.
Six months from now: You've wasted half a year chasing someone who won't even meet you halfway. Your confidence has taken a hit from constantly putting yourself out there while getting minimal effort in return. You feel more like you're bothering him than dating him.
A year from now: Either you're STILL stuck in this exhausting dynamic... pursuing while he passively receives... or you finally gave up, heartbroken and confused, wishing you'd done something different months ago.
Every day you stay in the "you pursue, he responds" dynamic, it takes a toll:
You become increasingly anxious about every interaction. Should you text? Should you wait? What if you're bothering him? What if he's not actually interested? The constant uncertainty erodes your confidence and makes you feel needy in ways that don't feel like you.
You start questioning your worth. "If I was really attractive or interesting, wouldn't he pursue me?" "Am I doing something wrong?" "Why am I always the one who has to make things happen?" The lack of pursuit chips away at your self-esteem.
You feel exhausted from doing all the emotional labor. Keeping track of when you last talked. Making sure you stay connected. Planning dates. Moving things forward. It's draining to be the only one invested in making this work.
You lose the ability to trust your judgment about men. If you can't tell whether this guy genuinely likes you or is just being polite, how can you trust your instincts with anyone else? The confusion makes you doubt your ability to read situations.
You settle for breadcrumbs instead of real pursuit. Because he's responsive when you reach out, you convince yourself that's enough. But deep down, you know you deserve someone who's excited to pursue you... not someone you have to chase.
You waste months on someone who won't meet you halfway. Time you could be spending with a man who's genuinely excited to pursue you. Time you'll never get back.
You establish a terrible precedent for the relationship. If he gets used to you doing all the work now, that pattern will continue if things get serious. You'll be the one making all the plans, initiating all the conversations, driving all the emotional connection.
You miss opportunities with men who would actually chase you. While you're focused on pursuing this guy, other high-quality men who would initiate and pursue you properly are passing you by.
You develop a pattern of attracting passive men. When you're always the pursuer, you start attracting men who prefer to be pursued. You end up in relationship after relationship where you're doing all the work.
The dynamic becomes harder to reverse the longer it continues. The more established the pattern becomes, the more difficult it is to flip. He gets used to your pursuit, and any attempt to pull back feels jarring or manipulative.
Men who don't pursue you in the beginning don't suddenly start chasing you later if nothing changes.
The dynamic you have now is the dynamic you'll continue to have unless you disrupt it.
He's comfortable letting you do all the work because it's easy and risk-free for him.
And if you keep pursuing while he stays passive, why would he change?
The longer you accept this dynamic, the more normal it becomes for both of you.
But here's what you need to know: You have the power to flip this script starting with your very next text.
Not by playing games. Not by disappearing completely. Not by having an awkward conversation.
By using strategic communication that creates space for him to step up and pursue you the way you deserve.
When a man is interested but not pursuing, your instinct is to either chase harder to prove your interest or completely withdraw to make him miss you.
But unfortunately, most of what women try actually keeps them stuck in the passive dynamic longer.
Here are the three biggest mistakes I see:
This looks like always being the one who texts first, always making plans, always keeping the conversation going, always following up, and rationalizing his lack of pursuit with "he's just shy" or "he's really busy."
Why women do this:
You're afraid that if you stop pursuing, the connection will die completely.
You think if you show enough interest and make it easy enough, he'll eventually start reciprocating.
You don't want to play games or seem unavailable when you're genuinely interested.
You believe being the pursuer shows you're confident and direct.
Why it backfires:
When you're always the initiator, you remove all the uncertainty that triggers his pursuit instinct.
He never has to wonder if you're interested or worry about losing you because you're constantly proving you're available.
You're training him that he doesn't need to pursue because you'll always do it for him.
The dynamic becomes established... you pursue, he responds... and it only gets harder to reverse over time.
What actually happens:
Months pass and you're still doing all the work while he passively receives your attention.
Your resentment builds as you realize you're the only one invested in moving things forward.
You become anxious and insecure, constantly questioning if he actually likes you or if you're just bothering him.
Eventually, you either give up exhausted, or you stay stuck in this unfulfilling dynamic indefinitely.
This looks like suddenly going completely silent, not responding to his texts when he does reach out, acting cold or distant to teach him a lesson, or cutting off all contact hoping he'll chase.
Why women do this:
You think if you disappear, he'll realize what he's missing and start pursuing.
You're trying to create the space and uncertainty that will trigger his chase instinct.
You want him to feel what it's like when someone doesn't make an effort.
You believe absence makes the heart grow fonder.
Why it backfires:
Going completely silent without context usually creates confusion, not pursuit.
Most men assume you lost interest, met someone else, or are upset with them... so they respect your "space" and move on.
Even if he does reach out, you're back to square one the moment you respond... unless you've changed the underlying dynamic.
It often comes across as playing games or being manipulative, which damages trust.
What actually happens:
You disappear, and he either doesn't notice or assumes you're not interested anymore.
He stops reaching out completely, thinking you've moved on.
Or he sends a casual "hey, how are you?" text, you respond, and you're right back in the same pattern where you end up pursuing again.
Nothing fundamentally changes because disappearing doesn't teach him how to pursue... it just creates temporary distance.
This looks like saying "I'd like you to text me first sometimes," telling him you need him to make more effort, explaining that you feel like you're doing all the chasing, or asking why he never initiates.
Why women do this:
You think if he knows how you feel, he'll understand and change his behavior.
You believe in direct communication and don't want to play games.
You're hoping that pointing out the imbalance will inspire him to step up.
You think he might not realize he's being passive and just needs it pointed out.
Why it backfires:
Directly asking a man to pursue you kills the entire dynamic because pursuit has to feel like his idea, not a chore.
When you tell him to chase you, it becomes something he's doing because you complained... not because he genuinely wants to.
It makes you seem needy or demanding, which further reduces his desire to pursue.
Men don't respond well to being told what to do in dating... they respond to being inspired to want to do it themselves.
What actually happens:
He either gives you vague reassurances ("I'll try to be better") but doesn't actually change his behavior...
Or he steps up temporarily to appease you, but the pursuit feels forced and inauthentic, and he quickly returns to being passive.
Or he pulls back entirely, feeling pressured and controlled.
Either way, you don't get the genuine, enthusiastic pursuit you're actually craving.
Breaking out of the "you pursue, he responds" dynamic isn't about chasing harder, disappearing completely, or directly asking him to change.
It's about using strategic communication that creates space for him to step up and pursue without you seeming unavailable or playing games.
You need texts that:
Let me show you exactly what that looks like.
To flip the "interested but not chasing" dynamic and get him to start pursuing you, you can't keep using the same approach.
You need something that works with male psychology, not against it.
Here's what actually creates pursuit:
You don't need to ghost him or go completely cold.
You need strategic texts that create just enough distance to make him wonder about you... while still keeping the door open for him to step up.
This means:
When you create this kind of space, you give him room to miss you, think about you, and initiate contact himself.
And that's when pursuit begins.
Right now, he's comfortable because he knows you'll always be the one reaching out.
What you need is communication that subtly suggests you might not always be available... that he could lose you if he doesn't step up.
This means:
When a man realizes you're not going to wait around forever doing all the work, it triggers something powerful in him.
Suddenly, the fear of losing you becomes greater than the comfort of staying passive.
And that's when men start chasing.
Most advice tells you to either keep pursuing or completely disappear.
What you need is a middle path: strategic communication that inspires him to pursue without you seeming cold, unavailable, or manipulative.
This means:
When you have the right scripts, you don't have to agonize over what to say or worry about playing games.
You just copy, paste, send... and watch him start pursuing.
He stops being passive and starts initiating conversations, plans, and connection.
He goes from responsive to proactive... texting you first, asking you out, pursuing you properly.
You stop doing all the emotional labor and finally feel like you're being courted the way you deserve.
And you either build a relationship with someone who's genuinely invested in pursuing you, or you get clarity that he's not capable of it... freeing you to find someone better.
That's the power of strategic communication.
Over the years, I've worked with thousands of women stuck in the "you pursue, he responds" dynamic.
They would come to me exhausted from doing all the work, confused about whether he was actually interested, and desperate to feel pursued instead of always being the pursuer.
Most had tried everything: continuing to chase and hope he'd reciprocate, going completely silent, directly asking him to initiate more.
And it wasn't working. He was still passive. They were still doing all the pursuing.
So I started researching what actually triggers pursuit in men... what makes them go from responsive to proactive.
I studied male psychology, evolutionary biology, and the communication patterns of women who naturally inspired men to chase them.
I worked with women who never had to pursue because men were always pursuing them.
What I discovered was fascinating:
The women who inspired pursuit weren't the most available or the most mysterious.
They were the ones who created the perfect balance: warm and interested, but not doing all the work.
They had the right words to create space without disappearing.
They knew how to subtly communicate "I'm open to being pursued, but I won't pursue you."
They didn't chase and they didn't play games... they just knew how to inspire men to step up naturally.
That research became Texts That Make Him Chase.
Texts That Make Him Chase is a collection of 15 playful, proven text message scripts designed to flip the dynamic, create space for him to pursue, and inspire him to start chasing you instead of you chasing him.
This isn't about manipulation or playing hard to get.
It's about using words that disrupt the current pattern and give him the opportunity to step up and pursue you the way you deserve.
Inside Texts That Make Him Chase, you'll discover:
This program gives you everything you need to stop being the pursuer and start being the pursued.
Inside Texts That Make Him Chase, you'll get 15 copy-paste text message scripts designed to flip the dynamic and make him start pursuing you.
Here's what you'll discover:
📣 “I was stuck in ‘Does he like me?’ hell for months. After using one of the texts, he finally asked me out. Now we’re planning a weekend getaway!”
– Emily, 29
📣 “I loved how the scripts felt true to me – playful but not desperate. For the first time, I felt in control of my dating life.”
– Maya, 39
📣 “I used the ‘mixed signals’ text, and his response was so clear. No more guessing games!”
– Lauren, 47
📣 “This wasn’t about changing myself. It was about giving him the courage to step up. And it worked!”
– Rachel, 31
📣 “I’ve tried other dating guides, but this was different. The texts felt natural, and the results were instant.”
– Jess, 26
Texts That Make Him Chase contains everything you need to flip the dynamic and get him to start pursuing you instead of you always chasing him.
This isn't about playing games or going cold.
This is about using strategic communication that creates space for him to step up and pursue you the way you deserve.
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Private coaching clients pay hundreds for access to these exact scripts.
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Here's what you've learned today:
When a man is interested but not pursuing, it's not because he's shy or busy or doesn't know how.
It's because he's comfortable letting you do all the work... and until you disrupt that dynamic, nothing will change.
Without strategic communication that creates space for him to pursue, you'll stay stuck doing all the chasing while he passively receives your attention.
But it doesn't have to be this way.
On the other side of using Texts That Make Him Chase, your love life looks completely different:
You're no longer the one always texting first or making plans.
You're no longer exhausted from doing all the emotional labor.
You're no longer questioning whether he's actually interested or just being polite.
Instead:
He's the one initiating... texting you first, asking you out, keeping the connection alive between dates.
You feel pursued, wanted, and valued... the way you've always deserved to feel in a relationship.
You're confident and secure... because his actions match his words and you're not constantly wondering where you stand.
You either have a man who's genuinely invested in pursuing you... or you got the clarity to move on to someone who will be, without wasting months chasing someone passive.
The exhaustion, the self-doubt, the constant pursuit... it all ends when you send the right text.
That's the relationship dynamic waiting for you on the other side of this decision.
The women whose stories you read earlier... Emily, Maya, Lauren, Rachel, Jess... they were exactly where you are right now.
Stuck doing all the pursuing. Exhausted from being the only one who cared enough to maintain the connection. Wondering if he was actually interested or just being polite.
They used Texts That Make Him Chase. And everything changed.
Emily finally got him to ask her out, and now he's the one making plans.
Maya felt in control of her dating life for the first time.
Lauren got clear communication and stopped the guessing games.
Rachel gave him the space to step up, and he did.
Jess saw the dynamic flip within 24 hours.
Now it's your turn.
For just $7... less than a coffee date... you're getting 15 proven text message scripts that have helped thousands of women stop chasing and start being pursued.
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The only question is: are you ready to stop doing all the work and start being pursued?
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Your future self—the one who's being pursued, prioritized, and cherished instead of always chasing—will thank you for taking action today.
I'll see you inside,
Matthew Coast
P.S. Remember: The longer you stay in the "you pursue, he responds" pattern, the harder it becomes to flip. These scripts could have him pursuing you starting with your very next text.
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