What do you think?

From the way you've described it, the core concept sounds nice but the actual stuff being taught is fairly questionable. Like, it's pretty reasonable to expect your date to dress nicely, but if you select for guys who believe in traditional gender roles that favor women, you risk getting shackled to gender roles that... you know, don't favor women. It's important to learn the difference between being spoken to like a person and being spoken to like a thing to be attained, but the amount of money you'd be saving by getting a guy who pays for the meals isn't significant compared to the value of being respected as a self-reliant human being and stuff.

That sounds so cool. I was never taught how I should have been treated and my mum always ended up with shit partners after my dad and now my dad is with one so I found out the hard way.

Aweee :) thats adorbs

That sounds so sweet

Can't say I've ever heard of such a tactic before.

@BlueVeins she sees us. We switch on and off. I stay at home because I’m disabled. He works. But I also compete on horses so when I’m out he takes the lead on household tasks and when he’s working I do. I still believe in people treating each other right call me crazy

It's already limited thinking your daughter gotta be younger than you by at least 18 years, that gives her 7 years of age lol

rah... how old are you?

Picnic is a good idea. Scavenger hunt is another. Cooking a meal or a dessert together is fun. Portraits of the other would be cute and something to keep.