Creative First Dates
For each of these, it likely helps to know a little about the other person. And it might help to communicate. It won't help if one person is expecting a night out on the town and the other wants to spend it in an escape room.
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1. Rent some chairs and hang out at the beach.
2. Go Fishing.
Lots of time to sit, talk, and take in nature while still leaving room for silence.
3. Attend a class together.
Cooking, painting, ceramics, etc.
4. Take a hike.
5. Escape Room
6. Movie and Dinner.
Except you rent the theater and have the meal pre-ordered. (Another Noter posted how surprisingly inexpensive renting a private showing can be.)
7. Game night.
Each of you propose one or two board games to bring. Might even work well as a double date. Probably best to have a neutral meeting ground like a pub or club.
8. Meet at the park and just act like kids.
Ride the merry-go-round. Take turns on the swings. Do the teeter-totter. Eat from a pushcart or bring a picnic.
9. Scavenger Hunt.
Some Meet-Up groups host these. Similar to the escape rooms, these can either be a ton of fun or go horribly wrong.
10. Watch the Sunrise or Sunset together.
Bring a blanket and some beverages of your choice.
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