What do people do on dates?
I think its over rated. Very american. Scene is very materialistic.
What do you think?
I think its over rated. Very american. Scene is very materialistic.
What do you think?
Anonymous
Go to dinner. Go to a park.
Is eating and enjoying nature too “American” for you?
Anonymous
A "date" can be just about anything.
If a couple is spending time together - it can be considered a "date".
Typically - a date does involve going someplace. It could be out to dinner (does not need to be fancy to be a date - eating at McDonalds could still be a "date" if the couple wants to call it that.)
When my husband and I were in the "dating" stage - we did all kinds of things together - sometimes it involved actually spending money but other times, it would be as simple as a picnic lunch after hiking a nature trail at a nearby nature reserve.
As for what people do on dates - if they are actually "dating" - then they should be talking and getting to know each other. If they can't develop good communication and conversation while dating - then how could they ever expect to have a relationship.
And - "dating" does often also involve kissing, touching, and possibly sex - that just depends on each couple and how physical they want the relationship to become.
If a couple gets together for just sex without doing anything else - I don't really consider that a "date". That is just two people who wanted sex. If the date doesn't involve spending time together in some way that doesn't involve sex, then I don't consider it a date.