Responding to a “come over” text can vary widely depending on your relationship with the person, your mood, and your availability. Here are 200 different responses to address various scenarios, from casual and humorous to serious and straightforward:
Casual Acceptance
- “On my way!”
- “Sure, be there soon!”
- “Give me 10 minutes.”
- “Absolutely, heading out now.”
- “You got it, see you in a bit.”
- “Yep, I’m coming over!”
- “I’ll be there shortly!”
- “Okay, I’ll leave in a few.”
- “Sounds good, be right there.”
- “Alright, I’ll head over.”
Playful Acceptance
- “Only if you have snacks!”
- “Do you have coffee ready?”
- “Will there be cookies?”
- “Are you bribing me with pizza?”
- “Only if I can choose the movie!”
- “As long as you have chocolate.”
- “I hope you have my favorite ice cream!”
- “Is there a secret party?”
- “Do I need to bring anything?”
- “If you promise to entertain me!”
Enthusiastic Responses
- “Yes! Can’t wait!”
- “Absolutely, see you soon!”
- “Yay! Heading over now!”
- “For sure! Be there ASAP!”
- “Definitely! On my way!”
- “Yes, please! Leaving now!”
- “Totally! I’m excited!”
- “Of course! Be right there!”
- “Sure thing! See you in a few!”
- “Can’t wait! Heading out now!”
Confirming Details
- “What time?”
- “Address?”
- “Do you need me to bring anything?”
- “Is it okay if I come in an hour?”
- “Just double-checking, your place?”
- “What should I wear?”
- “Who’s going to be there?”
- “Do you need me to pick something up on the way?”
- “Is there parking?”
- “Do I need a key code or anything?”
Polite Declines
- “Sorry, I can’t today.”
- “I wish I could, but I’m busy.”
- “I’m really swamped right now.”
- “I have plans, maybe next time?”
- “Sorry, not tonight.”
- “Can’t make it, another time?”
- “I’m tied up with work.”
- “I have a prior engagement.”
- “Not able to, but thanks for asking!”
- “I can’t, but have fun!”
Offering Alternative Times
- “Can we do tomorrow instead?”
- “How about we meet up this weekend?”
- “Can I come over later?”
- “Can we reschedule for another day?”
- “I’m free later this week, does that work?”
- “How about lunch tomorrow?”
- “Could we meet up next week?”
- “I can’t today, but how about Friday?”
- “Let’s plan for another time.”
- “I’m busy now, but free later.”
Asking for More Information
- “What’s up?”
- “What’s going on?”
- “Any specific reason?”
- “What’s the occasion?”
- “Why, what’s happening?”
- “Is everything okay?”
- “What’s the plan?”
- “What’s up at your place?”
- “What’s the rush?”
- “What do you need?”
Humorous Responses
- “Do I need to wear my superhero cape?”
- “Is there a prize for the first one there?”
- “Only if there are donuts involved!”
- “Is this an emergency or a Netflix binge?”
- “Can I teleport there?”
- “Will there be puppies?”
- “Are we planning world domination?”
- “Does this involve pizza?”
- “Are you summoning me?”
- “Will there be a grand entrance music?”
Conditional Acceptance
- “Sure, if you promise to make dinner!”
- “Okay, if you have wine.”
- “Alright, but only if we can order takeout.”
- “Sure, if you have the new game!”
- “Yes, if you promise a movie night.”
- “Okay, if I can bring my pet.”
- “If you make popcorn!”
- “Only if we can bake cookies!”
- “Sure, if we can play board games.”
- “If you have dessert ready!”
Creative Responses
- “I’ll be there faster than a speeding bullet!”
- “I’ll be over in two shakes of a lamb’s tail!”
- “On my way, like a ninja in the night!”
- “Flying over on my magic carpet!”
- “Teleporting over now!”
- “Arriving in 3…2…1…”
- “Be there before you can say ‘abracadabra!'”
- “Heading over like a lightning bolt!”
- “See you in a jiffy!”
- “Zooming over like The Flash!”
Thoughtful Declines
- “I’d love to, but I can’t make it today.”
- “I wish I could, but I’m not able to.”
- “I really want to, but I’m tied up.”
- “I’m sorry, I have other plans.”
- “I would, but I’m not feeling well.”
- “I’d love to, but I need to finish some work.”
- “I’m not able to today, but maybe soon!”
- “I can’t today, but I appreciate the invite!”
- “Thanks for asking, but I’m busy.”
- “I’m not available right now, sorry!”
Expressing Excitement
- “Yay, I’m on my way!”
- “So excited! Be there soon!”
- “Can’t wait to see you!”
- “Looking forward to it!”
- “Awesome, heading over!”
- “Can’t wait! Leaving now!”
- “Super excited, see you soon!”
- “This will be fun! Be right there!”
- “On my way, can’t wait!”
- “So excited, see you in a few!”
Confirming Your Arrival
- “Just leaving now, see you soon!”
- “On my way, ETA 20 minutes.”
- “Heading out now, see you shortly.”
- “Leaving in 5, see you soon!”
- “I’ll be there in 15 minutes.”
- “On my way, almost there!”
- “Leaving now, be there soon!”
- “See you in a bit!”
- “En route, see you soon!”
- “Heading over now, see you shortly!”
Offering to Bring Something
- “Sure, want me to bring anything?”
- “Can I bring snacks?”
- “Should I pick up some drinks?”
- “Need me to bring anything?”
- “How about I bring dessert?”
- “Want me to bring dinner?”
- “Can I bring some wine?”
- “Should I grab some coffee on the way?”
- “Want me to bring over a movie?”
- “Need anything from the store?”
Teasing Responses
- “Miss me already?”
- “Can’t get enough of me?”
- “Did you run out of things to do?”
- “Is my presence that necessary?”
- “Need my awesomeness that badly?”
- “Can’t survive without me, huh?”
- “Someone’s needy today!”
- “Did you forget how to have fun alone?”
- “Miss me much?”
- “Are you that bored?”
Checking In
- “Everything okay?”
- “Is something wrong?”
- “Do you need help?”
- “Is there an emergency?”
- “Are you alright?”
- “Is everything alright?”
- “Do you need to talk?”
- “Are you in trouble?”
- “Is there something urgent?”
- “Do you need assistance?”
Reluctant Acceptance
- “Okay, but only for a bit.”
- “Alright, but I can’t stay long.”
- “Sure, but I have to leave soon.”
- “I’ll come over, but just for a while.”
- “Okay, but I have other plans later.”
- “I’ll be there, but I’m on a tight schedule.”
- “Alright, but I have to head out early.”
- “Sure, but I can’t stay late.”
- “I’ll come, but I need to leave soon.”
- “Okay, but I have a busy day.”
Suggesting Another Plan
- “How about we meet halfway?”
- “Can we catch up later instead?”
- “What about meeting at a café?”
- “How about we do something else?”
- “Let’s plan for tomorrow instead.”
- “Can we meet up at the park?”
- “What if we meet downtown?”
- “How about we hang out later?”
- “Can we reschedule for another day?”
- “Let’s plan for a different time.”
Confirming the Invitation
- “You sure you want me over?”
- “Are you sure it’s a good time?”
- “You’re certain you want me there?”
- “Positive you need me to come over?”
- “Absolutely sure about this?”