Still go out?

Yea, I've tried to get him to go to movies...last one we saw together was the third Star Wars...AFTER it had been in the theatre for a month. I kind of miss going to the movies all the time though. B is 50% deaf in one ear, so when people start talking during a movie it drives him nuts. So we make amense by waiting for the first week its out on DVD.
Maybe I'll get a home theatre (HDTV/plasma with 100 watt surround sound) if I whine enough.

I've been looking for stuff to do all afternoon. Maybe I'll hit him up for a comedy club.

I'm not in a long term relationship, but I feel that it's very important to have "date night." Keeping the fire alive, that's what it's all about....now if someone would just throw me some dang kindling already!!!

We've been together for almost 15 years and married for almost 3. We still go out on dates, though probably not as regularly as we did at first.

We go out for dinner alot, and sometimes to see a movie. It really did slow down after a while though..It's been 3 years now, but we still do stuff sometimes..I'm happy with the amount of stuff we do

Jeff and I will still go out on dates from time to time, usually out for dinner and a movie

I've been with my boyfriend for 9 months, and we never went out much.
However, I'm trying to convince him to let me pay for things sometimes, because lack of money is usually the reason we stay in.

Originally Posted by eupnea

I've been with my boyfriend for 9 months, and we never went out much.
However, I'm trying to convince him to let me pay for things sometimes, because lack of money is usually the reason we stay in.

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He could still pamper you though!!, have him make you a nice dinner and rent or watch a movie on TV...even more romantic then going out..you could even light some candles

ive only had dinner and ice skating dates with Kevin, Okay im not together with him yet so it doesnt count but he does want to fix my bike so we can go riding oo how romantic

Originally Posted by Miss Mew

He could still pamper you though!!, have him make you a nice dinner and rent or watch a movie on TV...even more romantic then going out..you could even light some candles

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I'm working on him.
its hard for him to get romantic when Star Trek comes on though!

We're going to go buy rollerblades this weekend so we can get some exercise and still spend time together.

We go out usually on a Friday or Saturday night for dinner almost weekly. Maybe 3 times a year we'll go to a club with friends, but neither of us really like the club scene. We usually just sit at home and roll dice to see who gets to use the computer for their favorite forum (J.K.).
We do have favorite tv shows on almost every night that we make a point to watch together. We're boring, but enjoy it. He's more a homebody than me, but when I don't get home until 8:30 or after on most nights, there's really not a lot for us to do.

The last time Jon and I were together we went to see Ice Age and lunch. When I'm at his place we go to dinner and the dog track.... so yeah we do still go on dates.. wev'e been together for over 3 1/2 years!

We don't go out anywhere on dates. We eat out about once every few months. Otherwise we stay home, except for the odd grocery run, or when he drives me to work (or when he goes to work). We'll rent movies and watch them evey once in a while and play videogames on our respective computers (and occasionally on the xbox together). We stay in a lot because he's usually too tired to want to go anywhere. We've been together for 2 years.

Hubby and I have been together for 24 years and we still go out on dates . We usually try to walk out to the pub together once a week; that way we get a good couple of miles walking too. We also enjoy going out to places together, even if it's just a walk around the City on a Sunday morning and stopping for a coffee. There are loads of things that you can do without having to spend too much money. We go to concerts and out for the odd meal too.

I think it's important that you can be happy in each other's company when there is nothing else exciting going on; but it's also important that we do more than just the daily routine of get up, go to work and then go to sleep.