Alright, so most PUAs agree that day 2's are important and must involve a non-stressful activity (dinner and a movie is a terrible idea). I've had a few ideas for good day 2's that allow for conversation while not putting pressure on the target.

1. Ice Skating

2. Biking

3. Seeing a play (unlike a movie because intermission allows for comfort building plus you look more classy)

I like the ones I've listed but what are some other good day 2's?

Opinions?

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See if the fair is in town.

Local farmers market? (i dont know if thats a good one or not)

I'm out of ideas.

Comedy clubs/shows. Who doesn't have that feel good feeling after laughing thier ass off. That feeling with be somewhat linked to you as well.

See things like that are good, but I'm underage which seems to handicap me a lot more than I first expected.

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playing tourists... walking around talking gibberish and getting strangers to take photos.

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Here's a really good one in my experience, but I wouldn't go through the effort unless you're sure you've already built up a decent connection; if you only got her number and exchanged a few words, I'd start with something simple like going for coffee.

Anyhow, I'm assuming you're in Seattle, or a similar part of WA, which I remember as being really nice in the fall with lots of colors, trees, and the Rockies in the background. Get bikes, plan out a nice short scenic bike trip through the city and/or the surrounding area, and end up in a park (Google Earth is helpful here for planning out a route). Pack a backpack with a baguette, cheese, fruit, and wine (or cider if you guys can't or don't want to drink booze), and a blanket. Start by talking about how you got to see a side of the city that you never get the chance to, and then chill out and get to know each other. Zip's questions game is a good way to build rapport. Score.

My best buddy first started doing this years ago when he was backpacking through Europe. I then started doing this back in Toronto a number of times, and I even did it once here in Munich, and it's a really good date - it's low stress, fun, and gives you a lot of time to get to know one another. Obviously, weather is the only thing you need to worry about...