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What makes a date a date?
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post Jan 31 2006, 12:36 AM
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Maybe it's my relative lack of experience in the area of relationships, but there's a question that often nags at me: What makes a date a date? At first glance, this may seem like an easy answer; but it's one that seems to elude people I ask. Take, for example, these two different, yet similar, scenarios:
  1. You notice a nice young member of the opposite sex with whom you go to school. You think it might be nice to take him/her out sometime—dinner, a movie, something along those lines. So you ask him/her to a movie. Is that a date or just a friendly outing, and why? How do you know? How do you make it clear one way or the other?
  2. You are friends with a young member of the opposite sex. You hang out with each other on a semi-regular basis. You decide to ask him/her to a movie or dinner. Is that a date or just a friendly outing, and why? How do you know? How do you make it clear one way or the other?
 
 
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post Feb 2 2006, 11:17 PM
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to me it's a date when you're out with just the other member of the opposite sex. Than again if you're really good friends but not bf and gf and you hang out together often than maybe not....depends on the kind of relationship you have I guess. I donno.
 

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