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The dating game has changed since I was single.

For some people finding a partner that will pay for dinner, is too easy and for others it’s too hard. Guys can easily find themselves paying $298 for a hug and a kiss. That’s not a very good return on your investment.
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Northwest · M
Yes, people evolved. There are people who like to take you for a ride, especially when you have this kind of attitude.

$298 is very specific though, and it seems as someone wanted a nice dinner and got one.

Generally speaking though, people expecting something other than a kiss, in return for a nice dinner, should make that request upfront. There's a a market for this sort of stuff.
Adogslife · 61-69, M
Try breakfast dates. It accomplishes two things. You’ll spend less, which shouldn’t matter. And, more importantly, she’ll be more comfortable. Dinner dates add a sexual pressure that’s unnecessary on a first date.

Keep it simple. Keep the sexual tension off of her. Just see if you’re compatible in a low key environment. Maybe take a walk after breakfast…
Nitedoc · 51-55, M
That's true. Don't start out with nice dinner dates. Coffe shops, pizza parlors, movies, walks in the park are good starting places.
Who're you taking out, her entire family??? I've seen a family of five dine for less than that.

Seems like the problem here might be more you.
AngelUnforgiven · 51-55, F
There's ways to go on dates and not have to be a simp in the process. Ask someone to walk in the park with you maybe. Make a picnic. Go to a coffie house or somewhere where there aren't expensive things on the menu. Go listen to live music outdoors. Lots of cities have outdoor movies. If you men used your brains more your wallets would be a lot heavier.

 
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