As some of you may have seen, I posted a thread here a week ago telling about how much this subreddit has helped me and how appreciative I am for that. I've been following a lot of the advice I read on here and it's been working out great. I've been using texting primarily for logistics and using in person for building rapport/connection and it's working exceptionally well. My first couple dates with this girl went better than I ever imagined they would. Which brings me to my question:

At what point does it become it ok to text more regularly and not just mainly for logistics? A guy I know who has had good results with women did confirm that when getting to know someone you want to mainly be texting to set up a date, and then once you develop a relationship with a person, then you can text each other as much as you want. But my question is how do you know when you've reached that point?

It would be nice to text her more but it almost feels as if I've set a precedence of minimal texting on both of our ends (followed by us meeting up and having a great time). I don't want to come across as a needy guy over text either so I'm kind of unsure. Should I continue texting her mainly for logistics or...?