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Is dating draining your bank account? Here’s a cheap solution
I understand gen Z’s concerns about the cost of romance. But anything can be a date if you want it to be
TL;DR
- Many Gen Z individuals are avoiding dating because it is perceived as too expensive, with high costs for meals like a $150 dinner for two being a significant deterrent.
- The author argues that affordable date alternatives are readily available in cities, including free museums, parks, and galleries, and that any activity can be considered a date if the goal is to assess compatibility.
- While financial differences can create tension in relationships, the author emphasizes that dating is a part of personal growth and encourages people to be open to love, regardless of their financial situation.
- The piece advises ignoring trends and influencers that promote cynicism about dating and instead encourages trying cheap dates, being honest about one's financial status, and not waiting for a perfect moment to find love.