r/dateideas

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Is too many things to do on a date a bad thing?

I'm really into this girl, and she wants to hang and see if we click in person as much as we do over text! So we talked about having dinner, but I really would like to spend more time with her and do a few activities, but I'd like get a woman's perspective to see if I'd be doing too much and what I should opt for, or cut out or add! If you've had a really succesful date with another activity, let me know!

I'd like to start with either a nature walk, or mini golf

Follow that up by hitting up a cat cafe

Dinner at one of her recommended spots (I'm not a local, I'll be driving an hour and a half to go see her, so I trust her recommendations)

End the night at either a bowling alley or barcade.

For context, my last long term relationship was over 7 years ago (I've been building up my confidence since lol) and I've been on one date since, so any critiscism or recommendations are welcome, I'd love to impress this girl, show her a really good time, and even if it doesn't go well, just have fun!

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u/ChYv95 — 1 day ago

Date idea

Me and my lady are in a long-distance relationship, recently met through a friend.

She and I talked a lot and we learned a lot from each other, I was planning to go see her soon, to do a little see her and talk more but I'm caught between a restaurant and a walk.

She is a calm and mature woman and our intentions have been clear and the thing I want is for us to Take advantage of our presences.

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u/Lowkeymasked — 3 days ago

My boyfriend has been working hard so he can spoil me! He’s been flowering me in gifts, and got us tickets for two upcoming shows!!!
I’m a bit broke and can’t afford to do much, but I would love to do something to show my appreciation that won’t break the bank!!

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u/Expert_Question9232 — 9 days ago