Experiences
Experiences.
Companionship doesn’t need to follow a standard formula. Sometimes the best date is dressed up and elegant; sometimes it’s wandering around somewhere interesting and arguing over which painting is terrible.
A few ideas:
Drinks, dining & social
Coffee or drinks
Simple, relaxed, and particularly well suited to a first meeting.
Dinner and dining experiences
From somewhere understated to somewhere worth dressing up for.
Karaoke
Enthusiasm supplied; vocal quality negotiable.
Art & creative
Galleries and exhibitions
Especially if neither of us feels compelled to pretend we understand everything on the wall.
Creative activities
Painting, clay, workshops, open-mic nights, or whatever activity you’ve bookmarked and never found someone to go with—even the unique or unusual one you’re a little nervous to suggest.
Movies
For a first meeting, this would be at a cinema or another public venue.
Outdoors & exploring
Regional drives and day trips
Good music, somewhere beautiful, and perhaps something excellent to eat along the way.
Hiking and walks
From something gentle to a proper day out.
Exercise or the gym
If that happens to be your idea of a good time.
Your idea
If there is somewhere you have wanted to go or something you have wanted to try, ask me. I’m generally curious enough to be talked into an adventure.
Discretion & first meetings
Your safety matters to me, and so does mine.
For that reason, I meet all first-time clients in an open public setting or at a public event. That part is non-negotiable.
If you’re looking for someone to accompany you somewhere you’ve been wanting to explore, I’m probably your guy. We can discover it together.
Could I win you over with my athletic prowess? Probably not. If laughing until we’re both breathless counts, though, I may have a chance.