She only replies when you mention meeting up. Here's what that means.

Low engagement on casual messages is not the same as disinterest in meeting. She might want to see you but just not care about text banter. The distinction matters because it changes what you do.

When someone only engages on logistics, she's saying yes to the effort of meeting but no to the effort of building connection beforehand. That's her real answer. It tells you she's either uncertain about you or she's occupied elsewhere. Neither one gets fixed by texting better. She needs to decide that hanging out with you is worth her time and attention offline. Text alone won't make that shift.

Your reply should drop the small talk entirely and move to a specific proposal. Don't ask 'what are you up to this week.' Say 'I'm free Thursday evening, let's get dinner at that place on Main Street at 7.' Give her a clear thing to say yes or no to.

The move here is to stop performing interest in the chat and instead show you're serious about meeting. A specific plan is a statement. It separates people who want to actually see you from people who are just being polite. After you send it, do not follow up with another message. Let her answer the plan, not the conversation around it.

If you propose something specific and she doesn't respond, that's your answer. Do not send a follow up text asking if she got your message or if another time works better. Silence on a concrete plan is a real response.

Wait at least five to seven days before proposing something else. If she ignores two specific proposals, you're done. She's shown you twice that meeting matters less than texting does. The pattern is clear. Continuing to chase will only teach you both that her investment doesn't have to match yours. Move on and text someone who meets you halfway.