Spend first date in the cinema

Arrange a first date

The first Date Agreeing often costs the most effort, as one is afraid of getting a basket. However, you shouldn't be put off by this fear, because if you don't dare, you won't gain anything.

• Ask the person you want to meet, preferably personally, whether they would like to meet you. If you cannot bring yourself to this, you can of course also ask for a date by SMS or something similar. However, this is actually only suitable if you have met the person before at a party or on some other occasion. Hardly anyone likes to meet with a "stranger" who wants to meet by text message.
• Before you ask, think carefully about what to date and think about what the person you are going to meet might like. The better you meet their taste, the more likely you are to be successful.

Meeting in the cinema

• Once you have decided to go to the cinema on your first date, the first thing to do is to choose a nice film that is interesting for both of you. Of course, a romantic movie is best for a first date.
• You will get a plus point if you pick up the other person at home and take them to the cinema.


Tips for the second date - this is how you get the relationship going

Tips for the second date can be used by every prospective couple. Because with this ...

• You will collect more points if you invite your date to the cinema and pay the costs.
• It will also go down well if you get drinks and popcorn or other sweets for both of them.
• In many cinemas there are couple seats. On the first date, however, it is not recommended to choose a couple seat directly. This could seem too intrusive and scare the other person away. So better choose two normal seats. If you come into contact with each other during or before the film, you can still put your arm around your date and thus ensure a little more closeness. Again, however, you should be careful. It is often better to be a little restrained on the first date.
• Since you usually don't talk to each other much in the cinema, but rather are busy with the film, you should definitely invite your date for something to drink after the film. There you can talk and get to know each other better, which is not possible in the cinema. Since you have already had a common experience with going to the cinema, there is also something to talk about, so you don't have to worry about embarrassing silence.