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Plan date for Boyfriend who loves cars and planes

As the title says, I wanted to plan a date with my boyfriend and who likes cars and planes to see him smile (welp, we don’t have driving licenses)
Any suggestions where can we go or any activities we could do together or anything that I could gift him (it’s not his birthday or our anniversary so I wouldn’t want to spend tooooo much!) in and around Munich (we can travel 2hrs)?

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u/jalebi_baaai — 5 days ago

Please helpp

Me (15M) and my gf (15F) soon has a 1 year anniversary. But i dont know what to do.

Please help with ideas.

Max budget 50 dollars so nothing fancy

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u/Fine-Construction925 — 7 days ago
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Rate my Date Idea in Kolkata 💫

A Kolkata Evening Date Idea

Start from Sealdah around 5:45 PM. Take the BBD Bagh local and grab a window seat if you can. Don't rush—just sit back and let the city slowly change outside the glass.

As the train approaches Majerhat, walk over to the left-side door and stand there together. The evening light starts turning golden around this time, and if you're lucky, you'll catch one of those Kolkata sunsets that make the whole sky look painted.

A little later, the train runs along the riverside stretch. Look out towards the Ganga. You'll see people sitting by the river, couples spending quiet moments together, boats drifting across the water, and sometimes even a glimpse of the evening Ganga Aarti as the train passes by. Stay there until BBD Bagh—just watching the river and feeling the breeze.

Get down at BBD Bagh and walk to Babu Ghat. Buy a ferry ticket and take the ride across the river. Don't worry about the destination too much; the journey itself is the best part. Stand by the railing, watch the city lights come alive on both banks, and enjoy the cool wind coming off the water.

When you get off, find a place to sit by the river. Grab a coffee, some snacks, or whatever catches your eye. Spend a little time doing absolutely nothing except watching the river flow and the city move around you.

After that, you can walk hand in hand towards Prinsep Ghat, or simply head home carrying a quiet evening you'll remember for a long time.

Sometimes the best dates aren't expensive restaurants or grand plans.

Sometimes it's just a local train, a ferry ride, a river breeze, and the right person beside you. ❤️

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u/Frustrated_Fool — 11 days ago

30M in a 4 years relationship. What do yall always do during your free time?

For context, I live in a high cost living city and it is a very small city. There isn't much to see and can be suffocating. We have travelled to other countries but they can be costly so we can't keep doing that. We chill together and love the oceans. We have tried plenty of things but I would love to know what are some unique activities that actually got couples hooking onto it?

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u/static-juniper — 14 days ago
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: Looking for unique anniversary ideas (not surprises, games, at hotel stay)

Hi everyone,

My wife and I have our anniversary coming up, and we're looking for something different this year.

We've already done the usual hotel stays and date nights several times, and honestly, they've started to feel repetitive. We're not looking for surprise ideas, scavenger hunts, games, or gift suggestions.

Instead, we'd love recommendations for experiences, activities, or anniversary plans that felt genuinely new, memorable, and helped you connect as a couple. It can be something relaxing, adventurous, luxurious, or even unconventional—as long as it's something you've personally enjoyed or would highly recommend.

What did you do for your anniversary that made it stand out from all the others?

Thanks in advance for your ideas!

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u/BusOk4405 — 14 days ago