September 11th 2024.
Making a decision can sometimes be quite tricky, especially when it comes to dating. Sure, it's exciting when you actually match with someone on a dating app like Hinge or Bumble, but then comes the daunting task of setting up a date. There are so many things to consider, like what day to meet up on. Let's be real, it can feel like navigating through a minefield.
Is a Tuesday too mundane? Would a Friday be a waste of a precious weekend night if the date turns out to be a failure? And honestly, who wants to go out on a Monday after a long day at work? These are all valid concerns that can make the decision-making process even more challenging.
According to millennial expert and author, Dolly Alderton, it's best to avoid arranging a first date on a Friday or Saturday. She believes that it's not a good idea to let your expectations of a stranger dictate how you spend your weekend. Instead, she suggests going for a drink on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday, which could potentially lead to a dinner date.
It's all about finding the balance between keeping your options open and making the most of your time. As Dolly Alderton puts it, "You don't want to put all your romantic hopes on a stranger and let that control your entire weekend." This way, you can still have a great time and potentially hit it off with your date without feeling like you've wasted a valuable weekend night. So, why not plan a mid-week date and see where it takes you? Who knows, it could be the start of something special.
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