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What's your idea of a perfect first date? Sex? Movies? Coffee? Cinema? Fine dining? Mine is one with a good conversation which isn't one-sided. Maybe going to cinema or going to a nice restaurant. Even if it's McDonald's, I don't care, as long as it's not loud and over-crowded. But I'd really love to just sit on grass under a tree because I care more about having a good conservation and getting to know them on a deeper, more emotional level. I'd love to take a walk in the park and eat an ice-cream, then wipe the ice-cream off each other's faces. I believe that's very romantic lol All the dates I've had in the past have been cinema or dinner. Afterwards, a little make-out and go home  |
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@irnbrux | 10 February 17 |
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Depends where I am. The thought of sitting on a bench under a tree with a hot coffee and watching the snow fall and lay. All white and cosy sounds good 
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@0.lily.0 | 10 February 17 |
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Coffee and a chat
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@nomnom | 11 February 17 |
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I don't have an ideal. . I like things that happen naturally, unexpected. My first date with my partner of 5 years involved him kneeling in front of me and tying rope on my legs, our eyes met and I swore he could see into the core of my being, and I think i fell in love with him that same moment.
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@mikeymk | 12 February 17 |
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I can think of a few. Bikes, would be good. I cycle a lot, leisure style, just for the fun of it. I've never understood why people grow out of it (I'm actually holding a bike in my profile pic, it's just cropped out). And i'm a stroller. Beach, village, fields, river, all good for me. Maybe these are second-date ideas, though. Whilst a 'town-centre entertainments' date may be less personal, having more to do can give some space, and keep things from getting awkward easily. |
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@gerbil5 | 14 February 17 |
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Dating just for new style of loving,believe im deeper,lol fun is loving..
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@nomnom | 14 February 17 |
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Dating is just hanging out, getting to know each other. Not that complicated, and not new
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@ementalm | 14 February 17 |
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skinny dipping in the thames
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@aznmitzz | 15 February 17 |
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Being in Manchester it would be great to just sit on grass n just chit chat away... but weather here is totally rubbish lol.
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@tazdevil | 15 February 17 |
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@ irnbrux - 10.02.17 - 09:41am Depends where I am. The thought of sitting on a bench under a tree with a hot coffee and watching the snow fall and lay. All white and cosy sounds good Aww! Yes, for me too it depends where I am as well as what season it is, like I wouldn't like a walk in the park or sitting on grass in Summers 
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@tazdevil | 15 February 17 |
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@ nomnom - 11.02.17 - 09:20am I don't have an ideal. . I like things that happen naturally, unexpected. My first date with my partner of 5 years involved him kneeling in front of me and tying rope on my legs, our eyes met and I swore he could see into the core of my being, and I think i fell in love with him that same moment. That's cute, but why did he tie a rope on your legs? Bondage? I actually like things that happen naturally and unexpectedly with the right one. Although, I'd really like to have a date ideally in some intimate setting like a nice cosy restaurant which isn't loud and over-crowded, where the food is nice and where there's some slow/soft music playing and a pretty view. Probably a rooftop or seaside. |
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