Dating on a tight budget

lincsdan86

Thanks for all of the replies,

aileth wrote: »

And if she needs a lot of money spent to be impressed, she's probably not the right one for you anyway!

I never said that she did, she seems very happy to just cuddle up on the sofa but I don't want things to get samey, if that makes sense, want some fun idea for things to do whilst we spend some time together.

aileth

lincsdan86 wrote: »

Thanks for all of the replies,



I never said that she did, she seems very happy to just cuddle up on the sofa but I don't want things to get samey, if that makes sense, want some fun idea for things to do whilst we spend some time together.

No, no, it wasn't directed at you! Just a general comment

Seanymph

Do you either have hobbies you can involve the other in?

You can spend evenings then planning something.

Does she spend time with your son yet? And how old is he? That makes a difference.

lincsdan86

Seanymph wrote: »

Do you either have hobbies you can involve the other in?

You can spend evenings then planning something.

Does she spend time with your son yet? And how old is he? That makes a difference.

No she hasn't been introduced to my son just yet, but we have planned for that to happen early next month.

Her main hobby is her horses, my main on is my motorbike. WE are going to Alton towers next weekend which will be fun as she has never been.

She also enjoys going to bootcamp and doing endurance events both outdoors and both kinda a solo thing

marisco_2

Bazey wrote: »

Karaoke???

Doesn't your singing sound a bit muffled through that paper bag?

krlyr

A month of Netflix isn't too expensive, and you'll have tons of films and TV series to hand. I quite enjoy getting into a new TV series with OH, it's something to "bond" over as you go along.

paulineb_2

You can get some reasonable meal offers on groupon, living social, kgbdeals and such like. Lunches and evening meals. Might bother some people going out with one of those voucher offers, wouldnt bother me at all.

Museums, must be some places you could visit through the national trust as well. There are also some groups you could join through the site meet up, walking groups and such like but all sorts really, social events as well.

If you dont mind being in a group as opposed to being on your own, I go out with a local meet up group once or twice a month, Ive also done some walks with one of the walking groups.

Not everyone likes wetherspoons but you can get a burger and a drink in there for about £5.

Bazey

marisco wrote: »

Doesn't your singing sound a bit muffled through that paper bag?

I only ever sing the songs of Charlie Brown's teacher.

Bazey

Role play. You could swap clothes and dress up as one another for the evening, and do it like they do on the discovery channel.

Dave_®f©

Dating when things are tight can be good fun.

It's football season with loads on the telly....does she like football?