How to reply on Hinge when she asks if I'm always this good at texting

She is rarely asking for a yes or no. She is telling you that the last stretch of conversation worked for her, and she wants to see what you do with that. The word "just" in "is it just me" is doing something: it nudges you to say it is her, and it lets her be flattering without sounding too direct. Read the tone before you answer. If her message is full of laughing and loose punctuation, she is playing, and a playful answer fits. If she has gone quiet and sent a short question, she may be checking whether the warmth is real, and a plain, friendly answer does more than a joke.

The second thing to notice is what she is connecting the compliment to. Look at the message just before her question. If she is responding to a specific story or a joke you made, the most natural thing is to point to that moment, not to your texting in general.

The first shape is the quick accept. You take the compliment in one short clause and move straight to a question about her. It works when the chat is already flowing and you only need to show you heard the praise. A draft is working if it has one line of acceptance and one line that is about her. It should leave out any explanation of why the conversation went well.

The second shape is the callback. You accept the compliment and point to a specific thing she said earlier, then attach it to a new question. It works when she made a good point, a joke, or mentioned something you can build on. You can tell a draft is this kind because it names a detail from her own messages. It should leave out a generic thank you that could be sent to anyone.

The third shape is the mild self-tease. You admit you are a little proud of this, with a light, self-aware line, then return the focus to her. It works when the chat has a teasing tone already. Keep the self-tease to a few words. If the joke takes up more space than the compliment, it has become a bit, and the bit pulls attention away from her.

A question like this needs a reply soon enough to keep the rhythm, but not so fast that it looks like you were waiting by the phone. If she sent it in the evening and you are both active, a reply within ten to twenty minutes feels natural. If the chat is slower, a few hours is fine, as long as you do not let a day go by. A late-night reply to a playful question can read as either lonely or too eager, so unless the conversation is clearly happening in the small hours, wait for morning.

If she does not reply to your answer, do not chase with another compliment or a second question about texting. Wait a day or two, then send something light that refers to a topic from earlier in the chat. If that also gets nothing, let the thread rest. You have shown that you can keep a conversation going, and continuing to push now only shows the opposite.