It can be for a first date or anywhere down the line. Just curious since someone stated nothing crazy and then said around 500 which is insane to me. So I’m just curious to where everyone’s compass is on that
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+1 yProbably about $2,000. Got tickets on the secondary market to a Boston Red Sox-New York Yankees game up in the then-new seats they built on top of Fenway Park’s famous “Green Monster” left field wall, and it was 2004 when the Sox would go on to win their first World Series title in the lifetime of almost everyone alive in our city. Just the hottest ticket in town. And I was dating a SUPER hot chick at the time, plus I was on my Boston George shit at the time, slinging weed to half of UMass, indirectly. And the entire football team hadn’t smartened up yet to all throw in on a bulk amount, so I was just serving them dubs all day long, to my extreme profit. 🎶We know you got a brick but sell ‘em 20s til they tired🎶 So I had some money to burn, haha, and burn it I did.
So I took this gal to the game, we rubbed shoulders with a few celebrities (ex-New Jersey governor Christine Todd Whitman tried to holler at my chick, true story. Invited her to The Omni Parker House where she was staying. I would’ve understood if she went…shit, make a connection😂)
So, probably $1,600 for the seats, took her to dinner, brought a HUGE knot with me just to show off, lmfao, was buying hats and t-shirts at the souvenir stands, etc. We had a great time. Sox lost but Kevin Millar had three homeruns, and one landed right near us. Local sportscaster Bob Lobel tried to pick my girl up too (good thing I brought all that money😂), drunk as a skunk, lmao, but he hung out with us for an inning and got us a round of beers, so that was cool.
Only downside…. if I had tickets for the NEXT DAY, we would’ve seen the most iconic brawl in our city’s sports history.
FUCK YOU, A-ROD!!!
https://www.youtube.com/embed/IGuF-Wy_QUcLoved how like 14 years later they brought up Varitek after Red Sox won another championship, and A-Rod is now a TV analyst, and he’s trying to play it like it’s water under the bridge, and Tek is just “nah, guy…it’s on FOR LIFE.”😂😂😂 THAT’S OUR CAPTAIN🫡🫡🫡
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+1 yOn a first date, most is couple hundred, but it lasted about 12 hours. Most of my first dates are coffee/drinks, and if I'm paying that's typically $10-15 for coffee, more for drinks. If she invited me I don't always know how much she spent, but I would suspect it somewhere similar in cost. For "down the road" dates, I've had several go into the few thousand dollar range, but they were usually for important occasions. That said, I've been on literally thousands of dates so I can't say I remember all of them.
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I really haven't paid for dates, especially expensive ones, and try not to pry into how much is being spent. But I have seen a dinner tab at a nice restaurant with pre, during and after dinner drinks with dessert be over $500 before tip. We also went to Cirque de Soleil with nice seats, do however much that adds.
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@JHAYES317 it was actually, but we didn't just meet. We knew each other for a while, but this was our first date.
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@JHAYES317 it was unusual. Most dates would probably be under 100 or even 50. It was nice though. Brazilian steak house with a full bar and amazing desserts.
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@JHAYES317 he was an attorney and older than me by a few years, so relatively speaking, definitely.
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+1 yMost I spent on a date was $80 it was reasonable but considering he blew me off for another girl. I won't be doing that for someone not official ever again lol.
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+1 yMy most expensive date was attending a performance of "The Book of Mormon" musical. It was a show she really wanted to see and we had been dating for several months. I was fortunate to get seats in the second row, perfect for viewing the play. They cost me about $500.
A more typical date is dinner and a movie, which can cost around $100, maybe $150.
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u +1 yI have taken a woman on vacation for a week, spent in a luxury cabin in north Georgia. I probably spent around $1,000 that week.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yWell I’ve been w my girl for 15 years. But yes I still take her out on dates. So don’t know if this counts but about $2000 for one night for dinner in Vegas then center stage to the Bruno Mars concert, 8 row I believe. One of the best shows in my opinion.
10 Reply2.3K opinions shared on Dating topic. About $150.00, and as is most often the case, it wasn't a date for her and myself, but for and another guy she was dating at the time. I find it more exciting to pay for her dates with other guys than almost anything else, so that often causes me to spend more on those dates.
00 ReplyProbably around 600 euro's. Just a nice diner with wine pairing at a Michelin star restaurant. Not something I would spend on a first date obviously.
Most a girl has spend on a date with me was be something similar. While vacationing in Australia she took me for a private flight over the Great barrier reef.
Never go for a girl who expects you to pay for everything. Major red flag.
00 Reply6K opinions shared on Dating topic. Not much but you don’t need to if know good places to eat, hole in the walls with nice atmospheres and your creative.
Dates should be about the experience, talking, enjoying each other’s company and just having fun. Not about the money you spend.
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+1 yFirst date or second date, next to nothing. That is how I weed out those who are only in it for the free food. After that I can drop $300 or more depending upon what we do. The most though, was taking a girl from The Netherlands to Disneyland/California Adventure because she had never been. All told probably about $800 but it gave her a lifetime of memories.
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+1 yI don't spend money... women do. That's why I don't bother making money, women would spend it.
If they want to do that retarded shit then let them pay for it... I'm just along for the ride since they want me so damn bad.00 Reply
+1 yI spent $700 last week on my girlfriend's birthday party which was really a group f*** party. There was three women and two men for 5 days absolutely no clothes just a big free for all. But when a Time come for everybody to show up she had used the $700 to pay for her apartment so there was no party. We talked later and she finally admitted to it. Everybody was upset of course but what else could we do?
00 ReplyAbout $1,000. Challenged a standoffish woman I was interested in to let me take her on a proper date. Airfare was involved.
Six months later , she moved in.
Two weeks after that I came home to an empty house and a brush-off note.22 Reply- +1 y
Empty as in, she took your stuff?
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No. Bad choice of words.
All my stuff was there, but she was gone, leaving my whole world emptied of joy.
13.4K opinions shared on Dating topic. Dating a prospective partner, vs a date with my partner? Maybe $150? That was a while ago. If I were dating now in Seattle it could easily be $200 or $300.
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+1 yNo lie these responses are unmotivating af, that much just to have a chance of being with the person? How many of these dates like these do lol have a month 💀
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They* not lol
1.9K opinions shared on Dating topic. On a first date for the whole day it's probably around $120ish.
With an ex I spent around $1400-$1500 for the day at Vegas, I won a nice amount at Baccarat the prior day though so I was spending my winnings with no care in the world.
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+1 yProbably around $1000 or so on a serious girlfriend. First dates are $5-$100 depending on if we go out for a 🍹 or ☕
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+1 yThe most I've ever spent on a date was like $150-160. It was a pretty decent restaurant. I wanted to dote on the woman I was with.
00 Reply 1.6K opinions shared on Dating topic. so far I didn't have to spend any money
the ex n the current boyfriend insists on paying for everything without taking a no or but00 ReplyI once spent $200 dollars on a date. One of the worst expenses I ever made. If you have to spend money to keep a woman's attention she is a text book whore. Stop. Invest in yourself. Buy bitcoin
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+1 yI once took a girl on a cruise to Hawaii... I think the total cost was about $8,000. She was impressed. 😎
00 Reply 3.2K opinions shared on Dating topic. So far it's been 0 because I'm too broke (still). That explains why I'm single at 29 and having sex with my hands.
00 ReplyNever been on a date so I don't know. Do they cost money? Surely you could do something which doesn't cost money like go for a walk or something?
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yMost I spend was around 120-150 euros. Which was for a valentinesdate. My now-ex didn't wanted it to be more expensive or she would feel bad about it to me.
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+1 yHm $4k ish however I generally allocate a max of $300 for a date.
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+1 y$200 seems about average for me, but has probably been as high as $2,000, travelling for a show.
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+1 yLike $50 maybe. That was back when I was 15-16 and we went to the spring fair.
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+1 yMaybe a couple hundred dollars. Just wanted to have a good time since I had some money to blow! Plus, she was a very special person!😁
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+1 y$700.00 and it was the first time I had done that.
00 Reply 5.9K opinions shared on Dating topic. about 30K on a trip to Fiji and New Zealand...
00 Reply18.5K opinions shared on Dating topic. Probably $2,000 or a little more.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 y$1,000 each first date
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Opinion Owner+1 y@JHAYES317 we wanted an adventure
200 it was my partner's birthday.
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start asking girls on dates
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I’d like too a lot but there are a few factors that hold me back, like for instance I never had luck with dating apps, and when I did get a match it usually I didn’t get a response or they wanted money from me. That is true. I’m also socially awkward when it comes to people my age I don't know why. That behavior of mine can be seen as creepy by many. Another thing is I’d like to work on bettering my mental health. 3 coworkers have tried setting me up tho but two of them were fresh 18. I’m 23 so I find it a little weird. 18 is still pretty young weather we like it or not. I was making tons of mistakes at 18 I think I was also pretty vulnerable, and easily to take advantage of and because of that I’m afraid that I’d be taking advantage of those two girls and i don’t want to do that. And the third girl is my coworkers daughter that lives in Mexico but I kinda feel like she’d only want me for the green card. Plus she has a kid and I do not have the qualifications to raise a child weather it’s my own or someone else’s.
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(Read This) A couple months ago, i used to be scared to approach girls. Now im going to malls and stores and approaching girls asking for their phone numbers. The main thing you need is COURAGE, doing something anyway even though you fear it. ASK AS MANY GIRLS OUT OR FOR THEIR NUMBERS AS YOU CAN.
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I have heard of that approach and I appreciate your feed back but their is something I need to do first. I have had a complicated childhood that led to very troubled teenage years until I made the decision to truly turn my life around. I’m still working on it. I’d like to be an a healthy mindset so I do not hurt anyone.
+1 yWhy would I pay for a date? That's the man's duty
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yZilch and no idea
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