What is Your Idea of a Romantic Date? (Please Keep it Clean)

[True Rarity 1,240]

The title says it all. What is your idea of a romantic date? My perfect date will probably never happen, well, because it's perfect.

 

That having been said, my idea is a picnic on a summer evening, first at sunset, then under the stars... Or perhaps on a roof, also under the stars. My dream dates often involve Luna's beautiful night.

Edited March 5, 2014 by Lady~Rarity

[Geek0zoid 1,468]

Take her to a nice dinner, buy it myself if it's the first date, maybe go see a movie, take her home, kiss her goodbye...

I have little dating experience.

[Fluttershyfan94 5,742]

Going to a burger joint and then park somewhere remote and watch the stars.

 

It is romantic seeing the stars and the northern lights.

Edited March 4, 2014 by Fluttershyfan94

[Champion RD92 8,658]

I think maybe a nice dinner and maybe looking at the stars at night or something i dont know haha

[Ribbonfree 2,383]

Going out dancing at a club or something along those lines! I'm a dancer at heart, I cannot lie, and I'd love to share a moment like that with a date. Then after just chilling, talking at a restaurant or the like while we relax our feet. For me romance is in the silly stupid moments, not anything grandiose.

[Espurr 449]

I have no dating expirence. whatsoever. Now a dream date. Ah, a special dinner, a pokemon battle, a kiss, a movie, another pokemon battle, connect on animal crossing, take his cherries from his town, Have him roast marshmellows with me, streetpass me..

[Discordian 6,015]

I don't have an ounce of romance in my blood. I have the courtesy to buy the food, holds the doors, etc. but I couldn't please someone who wanted romance out of the date.

[AlicornAcolyte 254]

A perfect date would be an intense, philosophical discussion over a nice seafood dinner. Follow that up with an after-dinner coffee at a bookstore, or browsing books in a library! I'm pretty adventurous, right?  :okiedokielokie:

[~Silver Essence~ 2,625]

To take her for a walk about our day and experience together.

 

By then going to a diner or burger joint to relax and eat.

 

Then going to the beach to watch the waves and sunset.

 

Hen walking home with her by giving her a hug and kiss.

 

Wow, I'm quite the romantic for an asexual am I?

[Celtore 2,770]

I can't think of much better than a picnic under the stars... I have no experience and realistically, the mosquitoes would be buggers, but the idea is really appealing. Especially if it's out at the farm, that would be really nice.

[Malinter 3,064]

relax somewhere with a real fireplace. ideally in a wood cabin on a snowy mountain. the sound of snow and the crackle of a fire. So relaxing. Also  a great moment to snuggle with said date. XD

[AnonBrony 1,468]

Ah a nice calm picnic under the stars sound lovely. Then we just relax laying there on the blanket. Maybe a cuddle heheh. I kiss would be nice too... but ya know baby steps and all heh.

Edited March 5, 2014 by AnonBrony

[Something Floaty 1,334]

A baseball game!

 

That's romantic, right? Right? 

[AlicornAcolyte 254]

A baseball game!

 

That's romantic, right? Right? 

 

As long as one is a Sox fan and one is a Yankees fan!

[MLPForums Phanact 1,374]

If I'm ever taken on a date (I'm looking at you, @Kyoshi), I don't think I'd be that picky but I have few things I'd like to try:

 

• Classic candlelit dinner at home or at a restaurant,
• Go to the beach for a walk and just lie on the sand together for ages
• Sit on the couch and play video games together with a bottle of Pinot Grigio

Those are just three examples

[Something Floaty 1,334]

In all seriousness, the most romantic date I've ever been on was when I surprised my (now ex-)fiancee with a dinner at the Kent Falls State Park here in Connecticut. It's a steep climb, up a small mountain-ish thing (too big to be called a hill, but not quite mountainy enough to be a mountain). Anyways, there's a nice pool about halfway up at the bottom of one of the larger waterfalls, where we liked to go a lot. There was a big flat expanse of rock next to the pool, so I paid some friends to sneak there a few minutes ahead of us with the table, chairs, food, and drinks and leave them all set up for us to stumble upon. 

[SparklingSquirrels 21,341]

A picnic under the stars sounds really romantic; I would love to do that with my boyfriend.  

 

I also think that taking a nice long walk along the beach would be nice, but I also wouldn't mind just hanging out at home and watching a movie.

[I used to be a stranger 7,993]

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Edited May 6, 2021 by Blue

[Sorry 46]

Having had Celestia-awful past relationships, I can say that I have honestly yet to have my absolute perfect date with any of my ex's.

 

It needs to include coffee/tea, a cartoon marathon and snuggling, LOTS of the snuggling.  :okiedokielokie:

Edited March 5, 2014 by Cherry Top

[True Rarity 1,240]

Somehow I get the feeling that Lady Rarity should provide more poll options. And by that I mean continue to provide me us we good date ideas.

Haha, if you really like the ideas so much, I'll add a couple more.

[GhostPony750 959]

My last date: Invite my girlfriend at home, spend the day in the pool. But forgot sunscreen! Then get out of the pool, realize my skin is crimson (my skin is very very very pale, so it burnz like shizz, and it hurts mor for me than for others) Then spend the rest of the day raging in agony, while my girlfriend watch tv.

 

I want something different next time. I like classic stuff, so we'll see!

[Deesinn 393]

Anything I think of, we're together to be together, doesn't really matter where we're at.  I've been on dates at Ikea for gods sake. 

[Midnight Dragon 264]

Playing video games and anything else we can nerd out over.

[Lagom 204]

I have never been on a date, but I could imagine a cozy and nice day together with he or she would be good enough.

[ukxRainbowdash 165]

I have no dating experience, my perfect date would be sitting on the sofa together watching anime with popcorn.

If however my "gf" was not a geek, dinner at a restaurant is fine too.