Yeah, I had a post about this last week about dating rules because I don't know, I just feel like there's so many and to be really honest with you, I don't follow like a good 99% of them because it's just never really spoke well to me if that makes sense. Like I've just never been able to get on board and yeah, so when I heard about this double date thing, I was like, okay, maybe if that's what people are thinking, I just want to ask around. So I'm glad you brought this up.

I'm glad that you're open to experiencing it because I'm not gonna lie like when I was on a blind date it was a part of a group situation and it was a triple day I believe and it was just it was really awkward and so I definitely don't recommend doing that in the beginning stages especially the first date but if you really know your partner well enough and then you go on a group to eat. Let me know how that goes, like I would love to know.

Yeah, I totally agree. It depends on the situation because even something as a meal can be really intimate and having that quality time. And for example, if I knew in that entire week I only get one date night, like I would prefer it to be with him than with a group of people, if that makes sense. I know I'm not trying to sound insensitive, but yeah, for example, we're going like mini golfing or bowling or something that's more of a group activity. Yeah, I don't mind going on a double or even triple date on that. Like, it's nice to be in a group setting for those type of things.

I totally agree with you that when it comes to you and your partner that if it's in the beginning It's obviously a little harder to get to know them better But what you just said with the pro of that being you know interacting in a group setting and just seeing how that individual reacts is nice to have. So yeah, I really appreciate you bringing up the pros and cons about this.

Oh yeah, I definitely agree that it can feel like a forced decision if that makes sense because you know obviously it takes two to tango, right? But when there's multiple people you're like, oh wait, like you know, you know, you kind of feel bad if you tell them no, or if you try to reschedule you're like, oh but they you know took time out of their day to see and you know it gets a bit complicated so I see where you're coming from on that.

Exactly. That's why I was telling people that, you know, if you go on a double date, make sure it's with somebody you know, and so that way things are not weird or awkward because there's nothing worse than silence, especially when it's like prolonged. You're like, okay, wait, what do I say next, you know? But I would love to eventually do like a Disneyland double date, like something that's like an all day affair. It'd be really, really fun. But obviously, you know, it takes time to get to that point.

Yes and also it's important like to know what the double date is whether it's like a luncheon activity just so you know what situation you're going into but I've actually done a Disneyland double date with my boyfriend my cousin and her husband and I was actually pretty cool and I like once you're really cool with a couple or whoever it is if you're really cool with them it just makes it so much easier and it flows easier so

I really appreciate how you brought up the word comfort because I actually had a situation. It was like a blind first date in a group setting and I was, you know, I wouldn't say misled. I feel like that's like the wrong word, but this guy was just not what he was quote on quote supposed to be and that just made the whole entire evening awkward. So yes, big on comfort.

Oh no, I'm really sorry to hear that. That really sounds like it sucks and definitely not an ideal situation to be in. So, yeah, I think comfortability is a big, big thing.