Text That Girl by Race DePriest review
Scripts and rules for texting a woman you've just met without killing the momentum
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-10-04.
Is it worth it?
You've got her number, you've typed something out three times, deleted it twice, and now it's been two days and typing anything feels worse than typing nothing. That's the exact moment this is aimed at. Race DePriest's pitch is that texting is a skill with patterns, and if you have a few reliable moves you stop freezing. What's genuinely useful here is that it's situational. Number went cold six months ago? There's a message for that. She replied once then went quiet? There's an approach for that too. Having something to send beats staring at an empty box, and for a lot of guys the real win is just breaking the paralysis. Be clear-eyed about the rest. The sales page promises she'll respond "instantly" or she's "dead or secretly a man", which is a joke line, not a result you should expect. The testimonials are unverified names and towns. And copy-pasted lines land badly if you can't carry the conversation they start, so treat the scripts as examples of a tone, not a script to read off. The page also doesn't say the price, doesn't list what's actually included, and doesn't mention that there's recurring billing involved. Check that before you click.
Pros
- Organised by situation, so it's easy to use in the moment
- Gives you a starting point instead of a blank screen
- Instant digital access, nothing to wait for
- Cheap compared to the usual dating-coach route
Cons
- Sales page names no price and no contents list
- There's a recurring charge, which the page doesn't make obvious
- Scripts only get you so far if the conversation stalls after
- Heavy on lines and tactics, light on actually being interesting to talk to
Text That Girl by Race DePriest
Scripts and rules for texting a woman you've just met without killing the momentum
What you get
A digital program (video plus written material) of texting frameworks: opening lines like the "alien text", re-engagement messages for numbers that went cold, and what the author calls ego stroker texts for a woman running hot and cold. It's organised around situations rather than theory, so you look up the spot you're in and adapt a line. Delivered online after purchase, no physical product.
Before you buy
- Confirm whether you're signing up to a subscription and how to cancel it
- Check the refund window on the checkout page before paying
- Expect upsells after you buy, decide your limit beforehand
Who it suits
Guys who are fine in person but freeze up over text, and want examples to work from rather than theory
