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Kiss and Tell! Singles Share First Date Expectations in 2023. First dates can be filled with missteps.

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One person may be expecting the date to be short and sweet, while another may be hoping it will go for hours. Others may think they’ll kiss at the end of the night, while some may envision it going a lot further than that! A new survey of nearly 1,000 singles in America is uncovering new dating rules in 2023. This summer, it looks like nearly half are dating differently because of inflation, and some are planning to embrace their singleness instead of dating! What Americans Expect on a First Date. Cuffing season might be ending, but that doesn’t mean that people aren’t still looking for love. More than half (54%) of singles are hoping to end up in a relationship this summer. While 80% want to meet a romantic partner organically (ie, without apps), 49% think it will happen on a dating app or social media. Some aren’t looking for love at all with 1 in 6 (16%) embracing their singleness this summer. One possible motive to stay single is because, in this economy, dating is expensive. Going on two or even three dates a week quickly adds up in cost. Nearly half (47%) of singles shared they are planning to “infla-date” or go on more affordable dates because of inflation. The top cheap or free dates singles like doing are going on walks, hiking, or grabbing a cup of coffee. More Gen Zers (51%) than Millennials (42%) are planning to infla-date, and slightly more women (48%) than men (44%) are doing it. Gone are the days of pricy dinners and expensive clubs! Maybe because of this, it looks like alcohol is no longer the norm for dating. 73% said they’d prefer a date with no alcohol. More men (76%) than women (68%) are looking for an alcohol-free date. When it comes to that all-important first date, Americans have different expectations. 2 in 3 would like shorter first dates, and more than 4 in 5 (84%) think it’s okay to pucker up and kiss. Nearly 3 in 5 (59%) feel that sex is also on the table. When the bill comes at the end of the night, 72% are okay with splitting it. However, fewer straight men and women feel that way. We specifically asked their preferences, and over half felt that men should pay on the first date! As for people who identify as LGBTQIA+, an overwhelming majority feel it’s not on one person to cover the bill. 97% of people who identify as queer believe it’s more common and socially acceptable to split the bill on the first date along with 91% of lesbians, 86% of bisexuals, and 84% of people who identify as homosexual. Growing Interest in Alcohol-Free Dates. One major trend right now is the phenomenon of ‘dry dating,’ in which no alcohol is consumed during the date. Nearly 1 in 3 (30%) singles said they’ve tried dry dating, and, of those, 90% liked it! The main reason singles love dry dating is because they have more meaningful connections and better conversations. More than half (51%) shared it also makes them feel safer on dates and others said it keeps them from having post-date regrets.













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