She's interested but doesn't ask questions back. Here's what to do.

Some people are naturally receivers in conversation. They like listening and are happy to let someone else drive. Others haven't been given a natural place to ask. If you're mostly answering her statements or reacting to what she shares, she might not see an opening. It's not malice. It's just how the rhythm landed.

Ask yourself this. Are her replies showing interest beyond just words? Is she adding detail, remembering things you said, replying quickly, sending more than one sentence? If yes, she's engaged. She's just not asking yet. That's something you can shift without calling it out or making her feel bad about it.

First move. Keep sharing things that naturally connect to her life or interests. When you mention something, tie it back to something she said. This creates a conversational thread instead of parallel monologues. Second move. Ask questions that are smaller and more likely to loop back to you. Not 'tell me about yourself,' but 'how did you get into that' or 'what was that like for you.' When she answers, share your version without waiting for the follow-up question. This models the back-and-forth rhythm and shows her it's safe to reciprocate without her having to initiate the shift herself.

If you're two or three weeks in and she's still only answering without reciprocating at all, you have a choice. You can keep going and accept that this is how she communicates, or you can let it fade. If she never asks a single thing about you after you've made space for it, that's information. It doesn't mean she's a bad person. It means you two might have different communication styles or different levels of interest.

Don't drag it out by trying harder. Send one more message that gives her a clear opening. If she doesn't take it in the next exchange, you have your answer. Move on without bitterness. Some people are just not curious about others, and that's not going to change because you were clever about it.