Dating

ii have no experience in any dating but i heard a lot , according to me this dating is a waste of money , we can enjoy at our homes ther is no need to go any where ,wasting money for dating is a ultra waste , y people save this money for there children , fatal enjoyment have no values in our life , enjoyment come sd from the life is too good

My husband an I have instituted date night. Once every other week we let one of our moms keep the grandkid and then we go out for dinner. Sometimes a movie. Sometimes just a nice walk along some hiking trails near us.

I am Married. ANd yes, i still date. My husband and i date, occassionaly. During "Anniversaries" or "Monsaries" for that matter. Sometimes, couples need to do this to revived the feelings they have for each other. Dating can go far like fishing, watching basketball games, shopping, having a cup of coffee, hiking, swimming and others.. instead of the conventionally "dining out" in fancy restaurants.

I have been on dates fairly recently. I tend to go on walks followed by a coffee or a drink. I also like going out for meals. When I was younger I often used to go to the cinema but these days I don't do that as that doesn't give you an opportunity to talk and find out about each other.

Of course, these days many couple still go on dating..Even married couples should go on dating because they need to spend time together so that their love will grow.. Me, i go on date with my daughter because her father is far away, so we spend time together even my partner is not here. Some, of dating couples specially teenagers, they go to the malls, watching movies or eating on expensive restaurants..

My husband and I still go on dates. Not as often as we used to but we make it a point to have at least one date night a month. We usually go to dinner and a movie, just the two of us. Sometimes we'll go somewhere fun like the zoo or the aquarium instead. We're actually going on a date tomorrow to go see Norbit and next week we're going away for our first anniversary! :)