Good Morning Texts for Your Crush: Start Their Day Off Right

Are you texting a crush you've just met online? Someone you've only been on one or two dates with? Someone you've been seeing for a few weeks or months? Or maybe someone you've been with for years?

It's important to get the tone of your texts right for the depth of the relationship you're in. Maybe it's better to avoid flirting and instead make her laugh over text.

Early on, it's a good idea to keep things playful — and not send too many messages. As things get more serious, you can send more romantic messages more frequently. Avoid using a sexual pickup line right from the get-go.

You can't go wrong by sticking to the basics. Sending a text that says 'good morning' is always a winner, no matter how long you've known someone. Make this a little more friendly by adding an emoji. A smiley face or a coffee emoji are good fits early on. Eventually, you may want to add kisses or hearts.

If you were on a date the night before, a quick reminder of what a good time you had can be a good way to start the day. Something like, 'Just a reminder, you still owe me a chance to win at skeeball.' Not only does a text like this reference the date you just had, but it's a suggestion that there are more dates to come.

Not everyone is at their best first thing in the morning. If that's true of your crush, be careful to keep things light, and send a message that doesn't need a reply. That way she can start her day with a smile but not feel obligated to get into a text exchange before she's fully awake.

These kinds of texts can reference her usual morning routine if you know it, or take advantage of morning cliches, like needing coffee before talking to people. Find an appropriate meme to send, along the lines of 'morning coffee makes me human' or something that references an inside joke you share.

Here are some more ideas,

"Drinking warm coffee, thinking of you."

"Even the sun would rather be in bed right now."

If you have a sexy relationship, sending flirty good morning texts might be a good fit. This can be as simple as sending a good morning kiss via text or even something a little more explicit, like 'Good morning hot stuff,' or, 'Still thinking about your lovely body.' Just be sure you're reading the relationship right before you go this route!

You can flirt in a way that's a bit tamer, too. Try,

"Good morning beautiful girl."

"Good morning sleeping beauty."

"Rise and shine, sexy."

If you have an established relationship, maybe you want to start the day with a romantic good morning text. Try something like, 'Hey babe, hope you slept well.' Feel free to substitute any nickname that you have for her here. As simple as this sounds, it's a sweet gesture to check in about her wellbeing as a way to start the day.

More options for serious relationships can include,

"Good morning sweetheart."

"Good morning my angel."

"Hey sweetie, hope you have a wonderful morning."

"Good morning my love."

One way to show that you care is to remember what's going on in her life. If you know she has a big day, prove that you've remembered by wishing her luck.

"Hope you have an amazing day." Can do the trick, as can, "I can feel this is your lucky-day!"

These kinds of messages can also be personalized, try something like, "Sending you a lucky charm," followed by a cute picture — maybe one of you or of a pet, or even something silly that you found online.

More options include,

"I know you've got a lot going on, I hope you have a wonderful day."

"Wishing you a lovely day."

If you've had a late night together maybe you want to send your good morning text before you've even gone to bed.

Try something like,

"This beautiful sunrise has nothing on you!"

"Thanks for an amazing night. Sweet dreams."

Or even just a simple, "Still thinking of you. Good night."