^ /facepalm
The "I'm the hunter and she's the prey" attitude never, ever, attracts decent women...
Are you really that naive, neigh, that stupid?
If you've ever given any of your friends advice then good lord do I pity them.
Any experience of being 'the hunter' not working out between you two guys?
I use it pretty much every day (and certainly for every lady i've courted with the exception of 2 or 3) with great success (All very decent, caring women too, fancy that!). Just because you don't agree with something (or maybe don't understand it) it doesn't mean you have to spout rubbish about it, or call people stupid for it 👎.
About the whole 'do I call? don't I call?' thing, an easy way to sort this is to say 'call me' to her when you say goodbye. That way you don't need to worry about whether or not you should, and she knows she can call you without feeling nervous about how you'll react because you're expecting her to. If she doesn't call, carry on with your life.
If you do call her, then make it a short call that gets to the point. Don't babble much, maybe a little teasing - calling recently-met women should really only be used to set dates to meet them face-to-face.
You want her to miss you, so contact (phoning, texting, IMing, FBing, etc) outside of dates should be minimal and short but sweet.
I find doing the above makes conversation incredibly easy the next time you meet up. Women pick up loads of stories and ideas that they will be bursting to share with you, and hopefully the same for you too. Exception to this rule are funny picture messages. Take a picture of a turnip and tag it with 'Saw this and thought of you x.'
Something unrelated that I just remembered and love doing (it's fun!) is complimenting her with a twist. For example 'You're kind of cute... for a shortass' 'I love your hair... imagine how good it would look if it was washed!' and so on. Deliver it right and she'll think 'Aww, that's so swee-WHAT!?'
Everything above is my opinion and not fact. It's all tried and truely tested, but still opinion.
To the haters - Open your minds, you might just learn something!